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... WHIG STATESMEN ROMEi The correspondent of the Put! Mull Gazette, writing on the 10th lost., says :—“ In addition to Lord Clarendon and Mr. Gladstone, Hr. Cardwell and Mr. Stanley have arrived here, and are expecting Lord Granville and Lord Grey. There ...
... exertions, not only in the discharge of this duty hut of nil bis police duties, will not remain much longer unrewarded. Cor. of Whig. ...
... restore his patrons, the Whigs, to office, and thus further promote his own aggrandisement at the expense of the substantial welfare of the country, which now looks hopefully to the Earl of Derby, not only for deliverance from Whig thraldom, bat for series ...
... Chancellor. Mr. Given, who is son in-law to the late l)r. Boyd, formerly M.P. for Coleraine, is merchant long standing here.—Whig. (Ecclesiastical. ...
... Information was sent to the authorities in Liverpool, and exertions are being made for the arrest of the offender. —Northern Whig. ...
... which contains a full report of the proceedings. The following address of Mr. Wm. M'Mecban, barrister, appeared in yesterday’s Whig : Electors of Belfast, call on yon as Irishmen to vote for me in preference su Englishman undistinguished by Parliamentary ...
... which the present Government was hound to fail, it was, according to their opponents’ predictions, to be found in Ireland. The Whigs had been so far from succeeding there that their successors in office could not be expected to do anything break down inglorionsly ...
... If they can get nothing to ; cavil at onr words or our proceedings, there , is caricature they can invent too absurd for Whigs” and Democrats”—“ speaking lies hypocrisy.” For part, however, I cannot but feel interested in anything which tends draw the ...
... been selected for that post. (Cheers.) When days were dark and prospects gloomy, and to get on in any profession man must be a Whig, he still was faithful amid many faithless. (Hear, hear.) He will soon he member for tho University, without opposition, and ...
... that if they were not better for what they had heard it would be tlicir own fault, and certainly not Mr. Leonard's. Cor. of Whig. GladutkUr.— Mr. Dlenkiron, of Middle Park, for whose yearlings the Dnke of Hamilton, the Marquis of Hastings, and Mr. Chaplin ...
... rocket which bears his name, when there were two candidates, and the return is thus given Mark Wood, juu. (Tory). IJennings, (Whig), 0.” Mr. Smith says Mr. Jennings was Sir Mark Wood’s butler. There were only three voters—Sir Mark, his son. and Jennings ...
... there is one sentence which we commend to every Englishman’s attention, and not least to that of economical doctrinaires and Whig administrators. His lordship calls attention the great diminution the number of emigrants, and finds in jt an augury of happier ...