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... to Mr &mewl() as the favourite ,autliclateoi We Whig— mien/sued .Liheral —sidle. We are, on The whole, inclined to think that there is not much in the rumour. although it certiauly has a currency among Whig political cireles which imports at lout that the ...
... something peculiar, that ha was one of the very few Tories who followed the example of the young Whigs of that generation in sitting at the feet of the great Whig professor of Moral Philosophy and Political Economy. It certainly does nos sppear that he entered ...
... and Sheriff Mure arrived jier Prince Consort He is, we arc informed, of the persuasion, and will consequently very likely a Whig iu politics - a rare thing for our sheriffs. PIMKINQS. The herrings have apparently left us, since uoue has been caught lately ...
... —Th• man, says eloquently and picturesquely of the late Premier During that ten run of power which the Reform Bill gave the Whigs he stood forth as the most Minima member of the Lahti:pit, the man of moo, the Minister of Ministers, the type and the glory ...
... elective of Kr Mara, are bringing forward csadidatss every ward or district becoming vacant at this time, sad their opposesha the Whig' and Cosservatives, are equally busy is trying to keep the Omani as it in Thus you will see that the Name elements opposition ...
... politician to study the graces of literary expression, his hand was sharply felt the ** Tory miscl ief,” then going on. The New Whig Guide,” a pleasant battery directed against the Liberal oppodtion, was mainly, believe, written Lord Palmerston, Sir Robert ...
... office which be bold till December 1834, when the Whigs went out of office and were succeeded by the Ministry of Sir Robert Peel. This Ministry lasted only till the following April, when the new Whig Administration of Lord Melbourne was formed, and Lord ...
... joined in alo dand hea.ty cheer, which was with the greatest enthusiasm. ALLEGED FENIANI6M IN BELFAST - BEARCHING The Northern Whig says:—“ On Saturday evening Donuell, R.M., ac- week, about nine o'clock, Mr companied by County Inspector Sub-Inspector, Harvey ...
... office uinler ditfcreut Miuistries appears to have stood him iu good stead later years whtu he succeeded uialutaiuiug the Whig Governuieut power skilfully shaping his policy to so-the the spirit and disarm the hostility of the Opposition. Inferior many ...
... Salford and Sheffield were brought up in Dublin before the magistrates on Se- turday week ‘They were remauded. The Northern Whig reports the arrest of John M‘Douald, at Hills- and money. borough, county Down, with Federal documents, Mr Stronge, one of ...
... of Lord Derby-ill whi.b myself was Foreign Minister—that iu 1842 recognised the Empire with tlie wnliality which M. s|ienk». Whig Ministry did out come into power Ull early IjUL five week* after the Empire had beou established in .nil nwngßiM-I l>y Etilllaii-l- ...
... doubtful acceptation. Lord Palmerston was certainly very far from being a party-umu, since he prepared himself for heading the Whigs gainiug experience under Tory Admiuistrttions of ilie most reactionary tendencies. But al’ though Earl Russell has adhered ...