Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... EARL RUSSELL AND THE ORANGEMEN. The Northern Whig says The infamous Orange placard which disgraced the dead walls of this town on the morning Earl Russell's arrival in Belfast not only failed to accomplish the abominable object which it* but produced ...
... LITTLE DIZZY. Lord Derby the Free-trade Hall! Where next ? what next this week or after?— Feasting upon dished Whigs so small, Served up with Tory sauce and laughter. Body and bones were all washed down With good old port and will most hearty; And how ...
... THOMAS II JOHN lIMOOKLZILMX erlll the foiswise • 1 Ship. ? Wm O•LCUTTA. &Whig es Oeiebersit set yowl. sailtd Dee*. • I T K i rn a ta i n J. Mee w ; - ices. PHI be obi by We Wsbeellbe • AMODA 1 •JIIARAL LIMY ii It r• IhMLNADA la. I ORBIT PULIWORD 7 , ASMARA/ ...
... their votes and words in Parliament the maintenance of the system and of the remaining four, oae, though professing himself a Whig, is knows to entertain strong Conservative sentiments on the question. Lords Stanhope and De Vesci, Ex- Chancellor Napier, ...
... Gray, responding to the toast of his health, said :— When he was canvassing the city he was asked was he a Whig? His answer was, No, he was not a Whig, if by that was meant the mere follower of any English party— (cheers) —but neither was he Tory. (Cheers ...
... saved Parliament from being dissolved, and the Reform question from remaining unsettled for some year's. The conduct of the Whigs in the matter Reform, since the Rooms meeting in 1859, was then criticised : and the next topic was a defence of the Tea-Room ...
... handsome tributes to the sterling virtues of the Presbyterians atd Methodists, wooing them the accents of devoted lover. The Whig, meanwhile, is sedulously engaged in raking up every grievance and wrong which had been buried long since in oblivion, and ...
... rejoiced to have averted ? The truth is the Manchester banquet was only vinous celebration of the fact that they had “dished the Whigs.” It had no higher aim nor loftier purpose. They had won the trick in the political rubber, and were making merry over it. ...
... turret have been paaaed cesslve administrators of naval within a very recent period. j, re* u rf the country, hewever, the Whig . has been succeeded by more able 1 the affairs of the country, and «f consequence to be a strong probah shall no- longer be ...
... Reform BUl,'' it might be asked, f er are the Disraelitas Oh, they've all gone over to the other side. And where are the Whigs They're all dished. Colonel Fane, M.P., said swallowed the Rerorm pill, as he did the powder which his nurse used to bring ...
... Edinburgh, as vigorously and with as much innocence if he had never deluded the Tories and dished the Whigs by carrying household suffrage. And as neither Whigs nor Tories can dispense with his services in obstructing and nullifying the future measures of the ...
... as a body ; and their opponents, the Whigs and the Radicals, will not fail turn their repeated avowals against Liberalism to a profitable account. The Whigs and Liberals were unable t® carry a Reform Bill. The Whigs and Liberals of themselves will never ...