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... election just held five Whigs and one Conservative relived. Three Conservative* were elected for the western ward, and the Whigs were allowed to walk over for the eastern ward. The corporation now consists of 20 Conservatives and four Whig*. The present mayor ...
... deportment was then under tho direction of Sir Hugh Ross as Master General of the Ordnance ; but- the moment tho notorious Whig patriots ?? changed the Ordnance to the War Office the shy ' began, and Armstrong, under the influence of the Duke of Somerset ...
... leaders of tho Whig party. He knew that the supporters of the lata government were I largely of opinion that the Radicals were going too far, and he thought there ought to he a public declaration to that • effect the part of the leaden of the Whig party. He ...
... an injunction against the Senate of the University restrain them from granting degrees under the new charter. The Northern Whig of this day says Last evening, Sub-constable CourtcnaT arrested, at the Donegall Quay, a very respectably-dressed young man ...
... Catholic priests Watcriurd, under the presidency of Bishop O’Brien, hu* t> held, and a determination arrived to support Mr. Poor, Whig Ultramontane candldrm. But clerical opposition cannot effect touch hero iu Tipperary, and the success of Captain Talbot is ...
... passage of the Reform Act the Conservatives were restored power nation thoroughly disgusted with Whig incapacity. When the Conservative party fell to pieces Whigs won* internally weak as over. With only two men of ability in his Cabinet, and those two at variance ...
... ; and on retirement, the words of affectionate farewell which the official head of tbe bar uttered, were spoken to the old Whig lawyer the newly appointed Attorney General of a Conservative Administration. Amidst the profoundly expressed yet decorously ...
... statesmen — tho least objectionable leader of a possible coalition — was dead. 111-health and a gradual alienation from the Whigs had put aside the ablest of Conservative Liberals — Lord Grey. Political accident had removed Mr. Lowe from the Cabinet. Tho ...
... all but this, that they desired that the Tories should come out of office order that they should come in. the aristocratic Whigs Edinburgh he would apply the words in which Byron had expressed the comparison between the ancient and the modern Greek— So ...
... my own knowledge, done to what in Ireland ferumd the gentleman farmer,” is quite true, and that, too, by some the most noisy Whig sticklers for tenant-right in tho House of Commons; but those injustices could be perpetrated with perfect impunity, because ...
... the asMinlt now openly mote the constitution wiich had long be caUed' rl, n-9 k:rt lton!Cn of Jiarties. called the. forgotten Whig or Tory-- neutral uj t’j.'v hveh* ,‘ withstand the insidious attacks 'of tf.-ir corunicr ■ fdt that I’ SS f t bud,ring vo,eo ...
... an injunction against tho Senate of tlio University to restrain them from Wanting degree- undor tho now charter. Tho Noruiem Whig of this day says:— . I- ast evening, Sub-coustablc Courtenay arrested, at the ■tJotiegall Quay, a very respoctably-dro-sea ...