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... impossible that the one office of which Lord Russell can now dispose would be conferred on a meritorious but uninfluential Whig underling, distinguished rather by social qualities than by political knowledge or parliamentary ability. We should have thought ...
... ex|K*riments with new Mood. He clings to the Lichfield House theory, to the family party programme, to the one and indivisible Whig belief in a succession of heaven-bom officials. That constitutes his power in the midst of the cold ami narrow clique which ...
... With much respect for his judgment, we rather believe that Mr. BASS would have done well not to contrast the oratory of the Whig juniors with that of the Opposition. He is obliging enough to admit the existence of a little talent in association with the ...
... few and growing fewer, for they have neither party nor persons in any important numbers to support them in their discontent ; Whig and Tory alike show Iheir colours this race of charity. Blue and Yeilow beg with equal spirit in the name of Colston, and there ...
... present it is weak in the Commons. The Post remarks that Earl Russell's Ministry is pretty nearly a homogeneous Whig Government. Its. abnost purely Whig character is, plainly speak- ing, a source of great disadvantage and weakness, but where is the Government ...
... present it is weak in the Commons. The Post remarks that Earl Russell&' Ministry is pretty Learly a homogeneous Whig Government. Its almbot purely Whig character is, externally speaking, a source of great disadvantage and weak. ness. But where is the Government ...
... present it is weak io the Commons. The Post remarks that Earl Russell’s ministry if pretty nearly homogeneous Whig government. Its almost purely Whig character is, externally speak, ing, a source of great disadvantage aud weakness; but where is the government ...
... merits or defeats, be has had through life the faculty of making himself necessary to the Liberal party. He is the chief of the Whigs, and that race must always supply a large element to British Governments, because it very closely typifies the country. A Wbig ...
... present it ie weak in the Commons. The Pod remarks that fjord Russell's ministry pretty nearly a homogenous Whig Government. Its alskml partly Whig it externally speaking ■ourot of great dieadrantage and wtakoeea, bat where the OoTernment obtain froth atrengtb ...
... everybody knows and everybody anticipates. It is also to bo remarked that the old complaint which was so strongly made against the Whig Government of IS4G bids fair to renew itself. The Govern mcnt without Lord Palmerston, and with the addition of Lord Clarendon ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG BELFAST, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1865. RETAIL DEALERS’ PRICES. MKAT. I VtIIETAhLEf*. Mr. o*llskin's. W. Annesier's. t. d. a. d a. d. a. d. Beef, per lb., 0 6 0 9 PoUtoea par at., 0 6 to Mutton, .. 7 to 0 9 Onions per stone, 1 to 0 I Veal ...
... Bill involved a change in the burden of local taxation the effect in Mr. Henley’s case, as he pathetically put it, was that a Whig Peer was to be relieved for the purpose taxing a Tory Commoner, and hence the exhibition of what we may call statistical i ...