... compromising way, by members of the late Whig Government, not because they were averse to the transfer, but because they evidently wished it to be manipulated by themselves, so as to be recorded in the list of successful Whig measures. Sir Stafford Northcotf ...

... churchwardens and overseers of that parish, that these gentlemen had different views on poliiics, some being Tories and some Whigs; but notwithstanding that, they had all signed the list, which was the only one in the town which was in accordance with the ...

... Liberal journals in the North of Ireland evidently fear the dreaded month of July will not pass over quietly. The Northern Whig complains that the Orangemen in the neighbourhood of Coleraine have begun to march about in the evenings, playing fifes and ...

... opposed an Established Church, said he would vote for Mr Gladstone’s resolutions, exposing at the same time the Whigs in office and the Whigs out of it. Mr Henley denounced Mr Gladstone’s resolutions as spoliation and violence. General Feel pointed out ...

... leaders of the Liberal party, comprising within that term all the varieties of Liberal political partisans, from the aristocratic Whig down to the vulgar Radical, recently held meeting in this town, when it 'was resolved that number of gentlemen named the meeting ...

... terms Whig T °ry originated, the DP.Tty to which he belongs held office, during which the so-called blood, and wrongs, and woes of Ireland were left unredressed and unnoticed. He does not condescend to tell his perpetual vassals that the Whigs were forced ...

... resolutions, which even their designer admitted could not lead to practical legislation this year, although thoroughpaced Whigs like Sir William Hutt are found to defend them as suitable in point of time. Sir James deals very happily with Gladstone’s ...

... Members,” referred to B£FOGM AND THE WHIGS. When the present Government came into office I made to myself one resolution. Since that time when Lord Russell found that the doctrine of finality would not keep the Whigs in power, he launched new doctrine, ...

... that nobleman and the son of Lord Eburt, and is having his battle fought for him Whig money ami Whig influence, he is lending his own help to every effort to upset Whig candidates all over the country. In the borough next to his own, the newly enfranchised ...

... been made by Conservative members to reduce the estimates for the fortifications which had been projected and built by the Whigs. He was strongly in favour of an extension of education, but was opposed to throwing the charges for education upon the local ...

... of a large class of people who view with peculiar disfavour the Establishment in England no less than that in Ireland, the Whig chiefs would not have ventured upon the dangerous innovations they are seeking to introduce. An appeal to the coiyitry, however) ...

... Parliament they were united against the common enemy, view each other with dislike, if not hatred: and these are the old historic Whigs of whom the ostensible chief is the Earl of Clarendon, and the advanced Liberals under Mr Gladstone and Mr Bright. Mr Gladstone’s ...