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... to tho vile slaves who creep along in this land—the Shoneens and the minions of power in Ireland. He he is hunted down. not Whig nor iter. On this account Fenian be isnot! He defies his worst enemies to to one line of his in favour of the wild teach- ings ...
... exervize, very well, and the bayonet exercise other movements were done and correctly, The officers knew their places, and Whig. the men their drill, and were prepared for any move- ...
... and an immense Whig backing to port him, conld not inspire confidence ; but he is now removed from the house in which the Ministry ia most attacked, and most of his Whig supporters are no longer there, Sir Francis Baring, the former Whig of tle Exchequer ...
... Lord Derby, in which I myself was Foreign Minister, that in 1352 recognised the empire with the c of which M Coben rpeaks, The Whig Ministry mointo power till early in 185%, fro weeks rcouguised by Eogland. after the empire had becn tn France and No one that ...
... must be a extunded application to counties, , and portions of the Kingd: om. The it Karl of Derby and other statesmen living (Whigs and Tories) have been loudly cheered in serting before Parliament that the Act of Union be- tween Great Britain and Ireland ...
... distarb him. Has he earned, in Parliament, s reputation for geniality * Lord Palmerston had. he been called “dangerous” by Whigs? Lord Palmerston was not. He orator born and cultivated. + Palmerston waa neither, He is o ticn. Lord age tor di ta ha been ...
... the same work of charity. At the meetings of the Order no reference to creed or politics is allowed. The Conservative, the Whig, the Radical, have in the Order one com- mon bond of union, and one place, at least, where each may as a man meet his fellow-man ...
... may insert this, as it msy induce others to do likewise. —I am, on behalf of the employes, FENIAN ARREST IN (ey ‘The Northern Whig has received information of the arrest of a supposed Fenian in one of the sub- arbs of B elfast, being the first case of that ...
... thrillingly readered.—Northern Whig, Sscoxp or specimen of a second crop of flax bis been left ia cur offico meaauring 21 in length. It was palled from a fisid belong- ios to George Machlav, Esq, Dram Hoase, Drambeg. Northern Whig, Tas New tenact-Goneral Sir ...
... more good work in him. Ho would brobably make an acceptable leader to a large to the thorough- proportion of the party, bred Whigs, and he would not be unpopular in It however, no disrespect country. towards Lord Rassell if the claims of younger men now ...
... ceo things through the oyes of those who are bound to him by the ties of personal intimacy or family ‘He was, and is, a pure Whig. Well skilled in what may be called the dead lore of the English Constita- tion, he utterly failed to grasp that living spirit ...
... fortunes and supported the policy of the Whig ¢| Party. Betwoon 1941 and 1846 Lord Palmerston was 4 | in opposition. In December, 1845, come advances 4 | were made to him, but the hostility of one of the it | leading Whigs rendered any final arrangement impos- ...