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... Governmeat lias b Round | career in the public service, and his name xertion Liberal | inseparably identified with consistent Whig, he has never sought vi n, dear | forms, but he has done his best to prom: changes which the necessities of the coun demanded ...
... same place, in the month of October, two young laburnums, which had not previously bloomed, put forth a few flowers.— Northern Whig. It is understood that an additional wing is about to be built to the Royal Marine Hotel at ‘4 ...
... rutir of a good deal more rain bas falle the past week, there have been high wluode ppleint allowing some acreage of wheat t » Whig on the light and frisble lands; and a few iteel: would show all the country in order for th be completed ander favourable ...
... DUBLIN: TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 1866. WHIG and Tory in England are not nearly so well defined party distinctions as Democrat and Republican in America. The Whig is often confounded with the Tory, and the Tory with the Whig, but no American confounds the Republican ...
... naturally 'urued upon that subject. The clergyman i- id he thought the Csstle was adopting a course calculated to injure the Whigs in popularity, and not provocative admii-ation. The gentleman quite agreed with hint, and aaiii thought they were carrying ...
... dear, so steadily, and so regularly for the delightful exercise of bad feeling which finds utterance in party cries ?—Northern Whig. Wreck at ArkLow.—The winter season is, as usual, inaugurated by a-wreck upon the Arklow Bank. ‘here were six wrecks last winter ...
... peerage. Mr. Chichester Fortesems succeede to the Chief-Secretaryship. Mr. Fortescue has always been an obedient follower of the Whigs, but he will probably do as little harm to the interests of this country, as anyone that could be selected for the post, and ...
... Harry Verney, M P, on which occasion Lord Charles Russell abused, to the best of his ability, everybody but the governing Whigs. His lordship was good enough to intimate the policy of the new Ministry. He said the motto of her Government must now be, ...
... duals who now as the residue of t 1 members who once unhbesitatingly obe; commands. These are the P:atorieu o the genuine old Whigs They understa: roughly the babits and the sweets of of d Hope, may be depended upon, so long as Earl remains Prime Minister ...
... morning appeared in the columns the , and very possibly spoiled the appetite for breakfast of the Austrian Ambassador.—Northern Whig. Lord Palmerston and Harrow.—We have said that he was a public and an Harrovian the last. The very last time that he was present ...
... s and apse beldame and wisdom their and upon their *thuds aimulati•g themselves forces width lie about them. IS true that Whigs grow rebut the hissing sir of oppesidem. sod the fact may console them for their exit, bat if they us wise they will learn ...
... the Commons, Jastice The Post remarks that Earl II's M John T. Police Sntelligence, pretty nearly a homogeneous Whig Governn almost purely Whig character is, externally CAPEL-STREET OF¥ICE—Ocr. 81. a source of great disadvantage and weakr rk, Appel- annie ...