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... every way, and the loss of his Reform Bill, which was scouted on all bauds, was shortly followed by his loss of office. The Whigs had the imprudence to introduce the question of Reform into the Queen's Speech, and after having clone so, declined to entertain ...
... mounted on the fiery barb of Francis Jeffrey ; is rather placed upon a hearse horse, with which he consummates the entombment Whig principles. (Loud laughter.) The Conservative surrenderto expression from the pleasing volume of art of my friend the chairman ...
... remarks that he has Seen many a shipwreck, but none so heartrending. A correspondent at Holyhead reports that Immediately Whigs bad been received that a shipwreck bad happened at Trevadoc, on the east side of Hob bead Hay, near the Clipern Rock, the lifeboat ...
... Conser- ki Magazine ase trans- His death preceded it lies in the Dean Cemetery, civil has very littl ehold. Formerly it was Whig; it is | twenty-three appearing in Bla Th ree years later he published August 4th, 1865, and. he slau; ow thoroughly Radic ...
... voluntaties, and 8 considerable ought to be no war. are taking place just now in all parts of the country is the portion of the Whig party, headed by Mr. Gladstone. expressed by the Liberal party in Sir H. Brace, M.P., took the same view; and, to crown stone ...
... and made a el av” in the Town Joce, 287 ; Dingle, 262; Ley, 239; Long, 165. The am. 138; Norm spee ch condemnatory of the Whig cil lors cf the ward, successful candidates were :—Chanter, statement was foud Council, Mr. Roge: zs, one of the coun 117. ...
... such means might be easily obtained.” No substance of a conversation with Canon ppointment as commodore in the Pacific when a Whig and that Sir Frederick | that the allegations contained in the charges as preferred The Paris correspondents of the Indépendance ...
... pay it is the right place, but I do maintain this demonstration has two meanings, the principal being to show that Tories or Whigs Parry ices or Dissenters there are • bony in old sempez who will watch their own and fellow-citizens' interest, and will ...
... Gladstone. He ssys— Sir R. Collier lays great stress upon the resig- «nation of Mr. Gladstone last year, ‘The resignation of the Whig Government in 1866 was, we have every reason to “ believe, the act of the Premier, Earl Russell, and sgainst “the wishes of ...
... to agree as to the numbers present at the Protestant meeting at Hillsborough last week. The estimate of the Belfast Northern Whig was 6,000 to 7.000 ; the Banner of Ulster, 5,000 to 8.000 ; the Ulster Observer, 5,000; Saunders's News- Letter, 5,000 to 6 ...
... day for the ex ecution of the condemned Fenian ; Petitions possibility of thei the present all con! troversies regarding the Whig succes- prisoners at Manchester has not been named, ghere are very few men who have not modified their | itself as th sion ...