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... IRELAND. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) DUBLIN, SATURDAY THE ROYAL DUBLIN SOCIETY AND THE WHIGS. The Irish Times draws attention to a piece of injustice which the Whigs in office have perpetrated upon the most useful and popular of our educational institutions ...
... sacrifice considerations of national honour and interests to that instinct of self-preservation which is the ruling passion of a Whig Government. If we are not actually governed by Mr. BRIGHT, Mr. COBDEN, and Mr. FORSTER, it can hardly be doubted that the views ...
... are dear to the country, however they school in which he gained his knowledge. The may be despised and usaltreated by the Whigs. But civil service his never been popular in India. the point is not to the purpose. Are the Yeomanry It is always, as a body ...
... He tells home truths, and brings into court such downright, unmistakeable facts about the Whigs, and the Whig insincerity, and Whig evasiveness, and Whig hypocrisy, that even Mr. BERNAL OSBORNE, the soul of mirth and good humour in and out of the ...
... fait accompli, but I take leave to doubt the durability of an entente cordiale in the field or the Cabinet as long as the Whigs bold office. It is difficult to realise in England the intense feeling of animosityluow existing against us amone , Frenchmen ...
... much waste paper. It is so much waste paper. Any suggestions for reforming the Board of Ad niralty must be wasted so long as Whig reformers remain in office. Lord Clarence Paget—of whom so much was expected, and by whom so little has been accomplished—in ...
... FEDERAL ENLISTMENT IN IRELAND. TO THE EDITOR. Sift—What a wonderful piece of optical mechanism .is the Whig official eye, and especially that eye which is supposed to watch over our foreign affairs at the present time. How marvellously can it adapt itself ...
... proclaimed a principle according to whicli the Cicero pro demo via is to be the wisest policy. We must thus by this chivalrous Whig principle criticise alio the policy of Austria. Ever since the Italian war this empire has been placed between conflicting ...
... a-hope that Sweden would do something for Denmark, and it seems that the blue bookswhich, in my humble opinion, look more like a Whig special pleading than a truthful exposition of facts --have imitated the example of the newspapers, for the Swedi s h Cabi ...
... inevitably have seen it. The honourable gentleman says he himself complained to the mayor, but the mayor, being a Whig, like all other Whigs, of course refused to do his duty. He has informed us that the mayor, being applied to, merely says he does not ...
... its most heartfelt thanks to the Cabinets of Vienna and Berlin. Well, if we consider the since ascertained fact, that the Whig Government was perfectly well informed by teleraph of the refusal of Denmark when on the night of the 11th they feigned ignorance ...
... a Zainrity. At ten o'clock, when the first return was made, numbers were— TEN O'CLOCK. Suite s (Conservative) . Cowper (Whig) ELEVEN O.CLOCK. ' Surtees Cowper Surteee Cowper gurtees Cowper TWELVE O'CLOCK. TWO O'CLOCK. 1923 1726 CLOSE OF TIIE POLL ...