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... contrary effect was produced before him. He took a course wholly unprecedented in the history of Chief-Secre- taries attached to a Whig Government, and kept his eyes open as well as his ears. He heard astonishing tales of a famine in Con- naught, and he probably ...
... the respect of assailants and won not a little support for his chief ; and the results of the last election proved that the Whig minist had gained ground in Ireland since his appointment, T Th appointment of Mr. Goschen is a good one, but his post is onein ...
... which are not eaaily answered. Is Earl Granville to I he Minister at Berlin, or is Mr Elliott (the man of one of the go•erning Whig families) to have t hat p ost? BAP the Duke of Somerset reconsidered his resignation ; and if not, who is to be the first Lord ...
... to the publis weal id to the paled ell the la 'rutin the a thus we are not big es *ids' of the stability Th w swards a *sem* Whig of the salmis, is roper. We met lava no nese at theatres, sad we hat that so as a pest Mal Mr Bops mad bet the highly mgt ...
... Bums% but mine. ghosts, such as Lord Llanover, and Lard Lyveden, peara to be stopping the way. again, , and silently twang for Whig pemetillers- We* not know what Sir Male, but we can imagine that brother spirits seem almost urging on bit Charles Wood to ...
... Digby Tarleton, examined by Mr. RErA-I ts. recollect Sanday night, the 22nd of October. I re- nd member going to the Northern Whig Offiee on that i night. I have been five weeks in the employment vat of Mr. Finlay cs a compositor. I came from Dublin. in- ...
... be minister at Berlin, or is Mr. Elliott only following out a national precedent in allow. (the man of one of the governing Whig fami- i hi.. If to b i c i taken in so cheap and businesslies) to have that post? Has the Duke o f Ike the end h ' is lar t ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 18C5. ...
... want to take credit for victories which they did all in their power to prevent. It was eaid that Sir Robert Peel “ canght the Whigs bathing and stole their clothes.” The Democrats never got chance of doing that, bat they have tried, however, to make the world ...
... partiality towards him conceived by the late Prince Consort, who thought that in the attempt then made to unite the Peelites and Whigs he would be a most useful negotiator and binding link. But Earl Russell never seemed to care for him. Once before he summarily ...
... weight into the scale in favour of any thai wiii for the time assist iv tiie prosecution of their designs. The quarrels of Whig and Toiy. of Conservatives and Liberals, and of Churchmen and Dissenters, matter little i« them, except as dividing and engaging ...
... at the Town Hall. • Dm* Tuts Is. - - Thaws lanutt, inhumes, woe charged with °blaming goods bine prams and ifewE e tiels, Whig he was Women to C. and G. do, sad that as the of the eme ire t a to Pyle—tfteed, sad seked for a shintek, Yr. Dridod Ytss Wleeees ...