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... wcaknei., Mr. Neville, in udverting to the subject, read have to lie in Kingston entering tne mr. incompatibility. The old Whig, the following letter which waa printed in the Irish hour of Dublin, and the great Liverpool is not buttueirmo lrreply to Lord ...
... principle which will intensify the vices common to the two great governing factions Lord Derby is approaching some of the great Whig houses in order to ascertain whether it is° possible combine their power tn Cabinet, ns it has been already combined tn Parliament ...
... GOVERNMENT. Once more the House of Commons presents an appearance calculated to ensure respect and engender confidence. The Whigs have been removed to the left side the Speaker, where it is to be hoped they will long remain, and the Treasury Bench is filled ...
... Ministers hut for the unlucky circumstance that, while the debate was actually pending, some ten or eleven pure and immaculate Whigs were unseated for gross and flagrant bribery and corruption. As these results were announced day after day, the visage of the ...
... vote d burthen the rich ; assailed the Pope; cnsl discredit on the Catholic clergy; took office, and became servant of t> e Whigs, when should have continued a servant of the people; and now comes before yon, telling yon desires to confer blessings Ireland ...
... minutes past eleven on Mon day. The National Bank of Belgium has reduced its rate of discount from four to three per The Northern Whig says that the friends of the Pev. Dr. Walls, of Dublin, arc about present a requisition to that gentleman, asking him to become ...
... will, or he would lose confiience in it, and would have conscientious scruples’ to it; and when a fitting time came another Whig Ministry would buy his support further concessions. There is evidently safety for free education in Ireland hut in» resolute ...
... that if they were not better for what they had heard it would be tlicir own fault, and certainly not Mr. Leonard's. Cor. of Whig. GladutkUr.— Mr. Dlenkiron, of Middle Park, for whose yearlings the Dnke of Hamilton, the Marquis of Hastings, and Mr. Chaplin ...
... to the language used by in a letter addressed to the Poor Law Commissioners, dated the 28th day of August, 1866.’ —Norlhtrn Whig. ...
... In the evening display of fireworks took place in Ncwtownslcwart, under the management of Mr. Rogers, J.P., and Mr. Gordon.— Whig. Extraordinary Loss of Colliers. —There lias been a remarkable loss of collier sailing vessels in the North Sea during September ...
... Glasgow has again changed trainers, and all his horses have left Godding’s, and are now under the charge of W. Harlock. The Whig understands that the 24th Regiment, at present stationed in Belfast, will shortly leave that town, whence they will proceed ...
... Liberal members who dislike Ihe hill will feel glad that their dislike should be formally expressed by the heir of a great Whig house. After such a rebuff it is very doubtful whether the Ministry can last long. It has made a great mistake, and its own ...