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... Grey ; and that one of tho _graduates is to _proceed _immediately to London to _make _proliminary _arrangements . _—Northern- _Whig . THE _DEPUTATION TO _THE _LORD-LrHt _/ TKNAXT _FROM _THE GENERAL _ASSEMBLY- OF _IRELAND . — The _deputation was told at the ...
... winderpest has no political affinities or antipathies, but is thoroughly unpartisan and impartial, killing off the cows of Whigs and the heifers of Tories without any regard to which side of the House they belong to, the pestilence the aspect of a common ...
... and unsatisfactory in every respect. This is the kind of thing always to be expects d from her Majesty's Opposition, be it Whig or Tory. It must justify its name, and it usually does so by being opposed to everything her Iajesty's Government may do or ...
... promise him the fullest confidence of all the people. In Virginia'there are 17 journals, among them the Richmond Enquirer, Whig, Examiner. and Stntinel; in West Virginia 2; in North Car'olina 6, includingithe Wilmingtoa Despatch, Journal, and Herald; ...
... at Osnabrilge House in elegance and geniality. All this been carried off from the English to the Irish metropolis, and the Whig aristocracy of London would have to mourn the temporary eclipse of those two famous centres of attraction, but that fortunately ...
... campaign . _1 The _liadicals will mutter with _justice that . it _ia . a _great thing to ho an _hereditary _chief of _the _Whigs , : that _Cavendishes _scorn _, to bo above _experience , and that it is only commoners whose _elevation excites ' a _. howl ...
... and to all appearance its operation would bo much more effectual in placing Tories generally in a minority as compared with Whigs, than (what they dread and deprecate far less) in infusing a large working class element into constituencies already irretrievably ...
... on which _his ri _^ bc hon _. _friend the _member for Cahie Bat . _was m the chair , _and the _^ _url of Licbtieldanother Whig _noblemani _, _ord-Lientfruantof _Staffordshireand who lived in the _midafc _of a uentio _population _who would Biiiftir mueb ...
... OATpaDAY, FBBRIJARY 17, 1866. lath §ritet organ. lied he been at all piratic, or had it been possible to get him to march in the Whig Governmeot ranks, as the (politically) late Mr Adam Black wed to do, ho would have been most acceptable to them, but became ...
... be right. And it is just this knack of voting in thoroughly in.! dependent manner that oaken Mr M.Laren to the Klintourgb Whigs sod their I ...
... movement on the part of these charged with preserving public peace. But the cause was soon expinked in the batches of prisoners Whig led to the several station-Louses. Those first taken into custody were strangers to Dublin, who bad been here for some time ...
... time every lover of the British Constitution. Lord Macaulay was undoubtedly the most popular and accomplished of all modern Whigs, and his opinion ought to have some weight with her Majesty’s Ministers before they venture to extend the franchise, uncon ...