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... Colville, and Company, is a Director of the Bavk of England, and Ta Chairm an of the East India Railway Company. politics he is a Whig-Radical, but of course too rich and Mr. Cole too busy to take any office under Government, is Member for Enniskillen, and what ...
... Preliminar principle the preliminaries of peace.” ies of Peace proposed by Prussia, and ap- Aus ” *Tance » as follows :— Ung Whig a °8nise the dissolution of the former German h she © or 8anisation of a new Confederation from l © excluded. ang th lo €rmany ...
... to resign, and that Sir John Holt, the present Attorney-General, will his successor. Sir John Stuart voted manfully for the Whig*, and was made a Vice-Chancellor, consequence, in the year 1552. He has, therefore, served about 15 years only. The learned ...
... by the late Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Mr, Disraeli, finding that Mr, Gladstone had given a pledge on the part of the Whigs to support it, did not wish to risk the popularity of his Government in Ireland, by declining to proceed with it. The Government ...
... Coleman O’Loughlin—is one of the repre- sentatives for Clare, a Serjeant-at-Law, and an awowed Member of that old worn-out Whig Party, so rapidly dying away, He is known to be a partisan of the Government, and a candidate for the first legal appoint- ...
... his command, has fully entitled bun to the honor It may be supposed that he holds the hereditary politics his family or the Whigs would not have left it to their successors to reward such brilliant and varied service.- Court Journal. __ T Gossip from the ...
... town suggest, in order get rid of the difficulty, that a local sign painter should emphyed, and that the proprietor of the Whig newspaper, who is considered to be ugly likeness' 1 of Lord Stafford, should be invited to sit as a substitute lor the noble ...
... Stonehouse 9. 1 p.n., and arrives at Ster at 9°30, and Cheltenham (by 7°45, Berkeley Great Western Railway) @ t 1015 p.m. 8, whig eave Bristol for Cheltenham at 6°30* p.m, and p.m., leave Chelten and p.m. ham for Birmingham at 8°40 a.m., 7°10 p-m., Birmingham ...
... by ordering a sufficient number of breach-loading rifles, to supply the whole of her Majesty's forces by land and sea. The Whigs with the wretched parsimony associated with their history could not make up their minds to order more than 20,000 of these ...