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... omission of alb notice of her requirameigefin the Royal Speech, orr any. allusion , to those measures, advocated by even- of Whig politics for the amendment of her , preuent most unsatisfactony. condition. Treaectia: able- societies were, as a- matter of ...
... nbles very much the protestations of the most hardened criminals. Now, for the last thirty years or so —ever, indeed, since the Whig party found it convenient to cultivate kindly relations with Radicaliam—the question of national education has, ostensibly ...
... assurance and Authority of a youtbfcl _ Whig, bom and bred to the ptsaures of office and place as the sparks Ay upwards. Lord Hsn- I TtNoTN was picked out by Lord PAYmRsToN I- as a youth after the gallant old Whig's own . 'heart; and it is curious to note ...
... mockery is styled evidence from Nagle and his fellows. You probably knowv that an Irishman is, on Irish questions, neither Whig nor Tory,-nuuZil5s adtdicdis, &c. I certainly think the Tory press so far right in arguing that, if Government had meant to ...
... Lord who has just gone to the War Office : Lord Hartington, was picked out by Lord Palmerston as youth after the gallant old Whig's own heart; and it curious note on' cleverly the pupil copies the master. Lord Palmerston began his long versatile career ...
... us assurance and authority of a youthful Whig, born and bred to the pleasures of office and place am the sparks fly upwards.* Lord Han- was picked out by Lord PAurassror as a youth after the gallant old Whig's own heart ; and it is curious to note bow ...
... The changes in the Administration, Consequent on Sir CHARLES WOOD'S retirement, hespPak, first, the continued prevalence of Whig family influence; and, secondly, the continued desire to strengthen the Ministry by admixture of the popular element. Lord ...
... plot and propagate treason, and to publish aolltioua journals, for several years afterwards, without let or hindrance from tho Whig Government, until at last— after the general election was over, as Lord Dbruy sig- nificantly observed -the leading members ...
... t *■»■« *' tade by Mr. Ritson. the aj- ri ■• Registration Society for North Durham, wfaojustihedhis support o ist the Whig.bythefactthai M instru- I ni tm in*. Hudson am Ritson) pledged hn Hudson ths i opportunity .. to retaliate on Mr. 1 i , m i ...
... omission of all notice of her requirements in the Royal Speech, or any allusion to those measures advocated by men even of Whig politics for the amendment of her present most unsatisfactory condition. Treasonable societies were, as a matter of course ...
... importance that he ought to know more of the feelings of his fellow-country men than we do. If Irishmen are discontented with Whig rule, they an very much in the same position as - ourselves ; if they are tired of the union with England, and wish to sever ...
... of the Exchequer, while vindicating the employment of iti authority by the Government, declares that the legislation of the Whigs for Ireland enjoys the approbation of every loyal heart and of every en- lightened o.ind. That is solf -praise unlimited; but ...