... statesmen who seceded from the Government rather than be parties to a policy dictated by the patriotic objects of ‘* dishing the Whigs” and securing au ephemeral party triumph. He looked forward to the time when the present jagglery should have ceased, and the ...

... - Palmerston and Gladstone - Palmerston and Gladstone - Palmerston and Gladstone - Russell and Gladstone Thus showing the Whigs have expended in excess of the DERnY Administration in the last seven years an average of upwards of 4,000,0001. a year. INCOME ...

... statesmen who seceded from the Government rather “ than parlies to a policy dictated by the patriotic objects of dishing the Whigs,’ and securing “ephemeral party triumph. 1 look forward coufi“ dently to the time when the present jugglery shall “ have ceased ...

... have now paid him the high compliment of coming to his side. The Tories have out-Lihernlled the Liberals, and have dished the Whigs.” What few had previously dona honestly and from principle, the Tories have done en mauc (or the sake power and pelf. At the ...

... their only and r I their avowed object was not to benefit the people, but, in 9Lord Der-by's elegant language, to 1dishi the Whigs ,,(Laughter aind cheers.) And yet I doubt not but that an I aimpudent demand will he made upon you for your gratitude a rfor ...

... enter into such an agreement ? Every man of God will agree to this; it is no political thing. I don't cares whether ewe have a Whig, Tory, or Radical representative so that we have a sound-hearted Protestant man. I can say little more. Don't lose your temper ...

... challenge his possession of great ability, we protest that he is a political nobody ! At a meeting held in the Market Hall, the Whigs were told in words which they cannot have forgotten that Mr. PLINISOIL would be Member for Derby. That asser- tion was repudiated ...

... only and the avowed object of the Tories was not to benefit the people, but, in Lord Derby’s elegant language, to dish the Whigs.” (Laughter and cheers.) And yet doubt not hut that impudent demand will made upon you fur your gratitude for this. Gratitude ...

... to a village a short distance from Lisburn, where some relatives resile, and she is now under medical treatment. —Northern Whig. ...

... splitting the new organisation to pieces. Let the tb chambers beware of countenancing by official acts any m preference for Whig over Tory, or vice versa; let them limit their activity in November to the scattering of Pt information upon the measures in ...

... THOMAS t1 GRESLEY'S defeat; that the attempt to find a second rm Conservative candidate would be a failure; and that o: the Whig inheritance, here and everywhere else, was ti irrevocable. But these prognostications have been T somewhat premature. Sir THOMAS ...

... Whitby. The address is devoted to the Irish Church question. The rev. gentleman says he 'has no desire to make his parishioners Whig or Tory, but he felt bound to address them upon what he regards i .as a question of right or wrong, honesty or plunder, religion ...