... Parliament allowed themselves to be blinded by the English Chancellor, and others of the Whig party, with fair promises of supporting them on their pet questions, these same Whigs had increased the taxation of this country enormous extent. During 13 years the ...

... occasion will be m every respect worthy of the city of London. Proposed Banquet to Mb. Gladstone at Belfast. —The Northern Whig*!* i* «ders tands ig in contemplation to invite the w. E Glad stone to a public banquet in Belfast Gladstone having expressed ...

... Mr. Vesey Fitzgerald's mother, not single Irish peerage has been created by a Conservative government. In that interval nine Whig neers have been added the Irish roll of Parliament. But taking the entire amount of peerages which have become extinct, or ...

... impossible to say ; but the evidence already given seems sufficient for all practical purposes. Another question is, how that great Whig Duke of the St. family will fare. The allegations *°ade at Totnes respecting his evictions for political Purposes seem to suggest ...