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... connection with the Whigs terminated in 1851. He had held the seals of the Foreign Office from 1830 until Ncvember, 1834 ; he resumed office in the ensuing April, and resigned it again in 1841. He was Foreign Secretary again under the Whig*, but resigned that ...
... petition before the President in the mode most agreeable to himself and most honourable to his successful antagonist.—Richmond Whig. The Modern Murderess.—The old notion of the female villain, as a big woman with black hair and deep sunk eyes and a sepulchral ...
... when the Duke of Wellington's Cabinet well est and the Whigs came to office, Lord Palmerstein returned to the War Office, where for so many Mhe had laboured for the Tories. He threw in ot with the Whigs on the question of Reform, and in consequence quarrelled ...
... —side. are, on the whole, inclined to think that there is not much in the rumour, although it certainly has currency among Whig political circles, which imports at least that the question has been seriouslyagitated. —EdinburghCourant. Hollowat’s Pill ...
... and formidable combination Tories, Whigs, and Radicals, encouraged by the press ; but be managed, whenever be thought it worth his while to put forth bis strength, defeat his assailants. During his connexion with the Whig party. Lord Palmerston committed ...
... to Mr Bouverie as the favourite candidate on the Whig— misnamed Liberal side. We are, on the whole, inclined to think that there not much in the rumour, although it certainly has a currency among Whig political circles, which imports at least that the ...
... however, when that nobleman formed his Reform Ministry in 1830, when became Foreign Secretary. went out of office with the Whig ministry in the end of 1834, but returned again to the Foreign Secretaryship as a member of the Melbourne Administration in ...
... Cabinet is nearly complete. Lord Russell succeeds to the Premiership virtue of the understanding come among the beads of the Whig party whan, in 1859, ha consented to serve under Lord Palmerston. Previous to the meeting at Willis’s Rooms it was agreed that ...
... THE FENIANS. Dublin, Saturday Afternoon. —We quote the following from the Northern Whig:— Six Fenian pruooera are now before Mr Strang, in the private polioe-oourt at Dnblin Caatle, and among them O’Keefe and Luby. The revelations relative to the plot ...
... General Lee's petition the President in the mode m net agreeable too m self and meet boneureble to his succeesful antagt•h• mond Whig. ...
... be proportionably augmented, and rriiinstt IN MILrA , T. that, oonacquently, each •succeeding year she will be The Northern Whig has received reformation of the at • called epee to send every larger sum In gold than that rest of a supposed Fenian in one ...
... Dublin Thursday, and committed for triaL Arrests continue to be made throughout the country. FENIANISX BELFAST. The Northern Whig has received information of the arrest of a supposed Fenian in one of the suburbs of Belfast, being the first case of the kind ...