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... WE [ Belfast Whig } have been informed that Mr Charles Lanyon , tho junior M . P . for Belfast , received a communication from the Lord-Lieutenant , informing him that the Govemmont hal decided on ofl ' cring him the honour of Knighthood , ncd that Mr ...
... Russell was Adam Black, Whig of the Whigs., (A laugh.; He did not see that , . r^ much from the Whigs for which they had to thankful for . , , Mr Watson. blacksmith-I admit that. Mr Scott said that the last election the Whigs had a clear majority of ...
... seem to have been actuated by the feeling that it was wrong to fete any one who was not a Whig, and who had been opposed to Messrs Gladstone. Bright, and other Whig 3, who hai done everything in their power to throw out the bill, and to prevent it even ...
... for kine; And Gladstone's great at running rigs, And Dizzy beat the stupid Whigs; St Patrick banished all the varmin, And so will Drs Dewar and Pairman; For though than Whigs or varmin worser, Your case will fly the spray-disperser. Then here’s long life ...
... UPON THE FOREIGN OFFICE. The Standard thinks that it must be dearth of political grievances at present that has caused some Whig contemporaries recently to attack the Foreign Office. It is not, however, the general results of Lord Stanley’s Ministry that ...
... that from political considerations. From the near equality betwixt the Parliamentary supporters of the two great parties, the Whigs, ever since the first dissolution after the passing of the Reform Bill of 1832, would have been continually ousted from power ...
... made when the present Government came into office—to note also its momentous consequences . Mr Eoebuck was convinced that the Whigs could • never carry a second Esfurm Bill . 'Wh y * , he does not condescend to say . Ipse dixit—that in Mr Roebuck ' s opinion ...
... on that occasion , if he did not Bay , what he presumed most of them knew , that be was a member of what WB .-I called the Whig or Liberal party . At the aame time , if cent to Parliament , he would desire to bs as much as possible on independent member ...
... would uoi keep tho Whigs iu power, he launched bc w Jac'.riae. and that was Reform in Parliament. (Laughter.) From that time to this we have been pestered with that subject. (Cheers.) It always appeared to me certain that the Whigs could not carry a second ...
... the landlord . Of this we find . two illustrative pieces of evidence in two cases reported , in one number of the K ' ortJiwn Whig this week . One of these illustrates the well-known fact that , even on . those estates • where tenant-r ' lgu . t is most ...
... inability to appreciate, the Imperial character of our race is one of the chief characteristics of modern Liberalism. In the old Whigs it generally takes the form of perfect apathy as to everything oonnected with the interests of the colonies, and a studied ...
... Bevolution , wa are bdunrl to drive the party to logical coaclnwona or break it into a thousand pieces , as - was the old Whig- narty , unless . we gee owe rights . ' That brought him to big pool ) ( it-book ,, and he signed hia nanio Andrew John » on ...