... for Irish discontent is a startling fact. The Foxite Whigs seem to forget nothing and learn nothing; but we were hardly prepared to find that Earl Grey hoped to improve Ireland by the exclusively Whig politics of the beginning of this century. An unattached ...

... together. (Hear, hoar.) They have similar views, and I repeat the words I made use of at the dinner at Worcester, That while the Whigs and Tories are quarrelling about nothing, the Radicals are advancing between us. (Applause.) When I made use of these words ...

... together. (Hear, hoar.) They have similar views, and I repeat the words I made use of at the dinner at Worcester, 'That while the Whigs and Tories are quarrelling about nothing, the Radicals are advancing between us. (Applause.) When I made use of tlitse words ...

... payable to Jetts Wier; Pod. *Sea, NEW PATIOff. 4 LASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS, &c. material of which them are made Is by the us Whig poodle/1y elastic and ible, wad best t tumid la all of WEAKNESS and SWELL of the VLSI-0011 VEINS, SPRAINS, &a. It pores*, light ...

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... inst. A marriage is arranged between the Hon. and Rev. Hugh Mostyn and Miss Ellen Duberly, a niece of Earl Grey. The Northent Whig says that the Queen has made very liberal and large purchases of Irish poplin for the wedding trousseau of the Princess Helena ...

... A marriage is arranged between the Hon. and Bey. Hugh Mostyn and Miss Ellen Dube/.ly, a niece of Earl Grey. _ Tile Northern Whig says that the Queen has made very liberal and large purchases of Irish poplin for the wedding trousseau of the Princess Helena ...

... Grosvenor and Captain Hayter alike aim would be obtained. The Whig Government would retain its place, but the obnoxious bill would be crushed in some way; and BO that it does not become law, the Whig opponents of the measure care not how that fact is accomplished ...

... tfirst introduced by the Whigs. Of all the curious circumstances connected with the strange eventful history of Reform since Lord John Russell re-opened the question in 1851, not the least singular is the fact that, of the four Whig measures proposed, each ...

... debates will show that the importance of those branches of reform cannot be over-estimated. It was conclusively proved that Whig and Liberal proprietary interests were favoured by Ministers, and the partiality was so apparent that the Government were compelled ...

... adviser of Ministers, their guide and director, is cog e nt evidence of the very low level to which political sagacity among the Whigs has degenerated. Any man conversant with the principles of the British Constitution knows that the only reason why a property ...