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... disquisi- tions is one on Fenianism, of which he takes a milder view than we would Se To be saré he uses it wo read to the Whigs credit for the forget that give fall The memoirs of the Confederate war Independenee, by on are continued, and are the other ...
... General Sweeny. Ho must now strike out some other route! Referring to the late deputation totbeLord Lieutenant, the Northern Whig says From the concluding observations of the Lord lieutenant, it would seem that the principle of mixed education has been ...
... long been the creed of the old Whig families, and they are loth to relinquish it. It is understood that the necessary retirement of Sir Charles Wood has teen by no means an agreeable pill for the Greys and other old Whig families to swallow, and that it ...
... unreasonable became the so-called popular leaders tho Irish people. Tories and Whigs have been in turn the objects their anger and vituperation. kli. was accustomed to call the Whigs base, bloody, and brutal,” with impartial abuse attack Earl well Sir Bobekt ...
... application was refused. The affair created some excitement the i prisoner is well known to many persons town.— I Sorthern Whig' It is reported bit of English eccentricity that an elderly Englishman at tho trial of Poucet bid 20 francs for the glass out ...
... within his reach redress the grievances of Ireland. His proffers of justice did not mitigate opposition, and on the return the Whigs 'o * » * . k° r ...
... a deputation from the next week ; and a représentation of t of the Quéen’s University will also be'in Loodon well.—Dorthern Whig of yesterday. he Webleyan body as evening an jnquiry was held by Mr. Payne, at St. Hospital, touching the death of General ...
... presence in suspected locality should never be disclosed. From Ministers the mixed educationists turn to Parliament. The Northern Whig says;— ,We have reason to know that the cause of mixed education will yet be asserted in the House ef Commons ; and it is the ...
... prevailed in the Wit trades were met in 19. & a is. were very light. The equator wonted h tot 30 west and lain knee in 3N. and Whig In and abut elee Om 1 9 86 1 11 1% when awe\ eseleweewthiw prevailed frame wrellwo I: 6 landre Orient ell el Heselds =porta ...
... a name, and the dominant parties in the United Kingdom prove it. For instance, the name of Stanley, Earl of Derby, do not Whigs tremble Should Paul Cullen lift his voice in the Castle hall, would not all the fellows there from first to last tumble down ...
... diplomatic or mure stern view remains to lie Keen, and for the present can only be conjectured. Correspondent the Northern Whig. NON-INTERCOURSE ’WITH GREAT BRITAIN (From the Chicago Tribune.) Senator Chandler has offered joint resolution iu favour of ...
... to the indiscreet violence et one who was at that time a Whig statesman—the present Earl of Derby. Stanley's sarcasm effected more than its immediate object; it drove O'Connell from the Whig alliance, and delayed by thirty years at least the s ettlement ...