... means was not incompatible with the consistency of the end the end being the tranquillity and peace of Ireland of which the Whig ex-Premier seems to claim a monopoly. He declared that he still preferred his own plan of general endowment to Mr Gladstone’s ...

... 1859, for which Lord Derby’s Government was responsible, was .£13,528,776. The expenditure rose in the next year under the Whig Government to .£15,312.675, in 1861 to .£15,883,160, and in 1862 to £16,060,350. A portion of this increase was owing to the ...

... 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 as a question of right or wrong, honesty or plunder, religion ...

... Pakington’s election address, that Mr Disraeli is probably preparing to throw over the Irish Church, and again to dish the Whigs.” The Abergele inquiry is adjourned Friday next. Warrants have been issue for the two brakesmen to appear as witnesses. Byron ...

... advocates “P«ation know at once that whether extensively used de Jongh’s Light-Brown Cod Liver ir likely to be interpreted as the Whigs or Tories are in office Ireland is united to Oil, both in public and private practice, I have no hesi- beginning of a war of ...

... prospective head of the Clan Campbell aspired to the duties and dignity of legislator. The young Marquess, although politically a Whig, of the same texture his father, has evinced considerable talent as a literary traveller. He enters Parliament at an age when ...

... has delivered a characteristic address to his Sheffield friends. He reviewed the great questions of the day—showing how the Whigs had played false and loose with national education ; how Mr Gladstone was opposed to the Reform Act of 1867, as too liberal; ...

... to-morrow many of those counties and towns that return Liberals, in obedience to Whig proprietors, would return Conservatives. Proprietary influences at elections are common to Whig and Tory proprietors alike, and had the local circumstances been otherwise ...

... Establishment. I know that the Cardinal distrusts this policy (at least he did so when here), questioning the wisdom of the Whigs in making an attempt in which it ia known that they are certain to opposed by the Duke of Argyll, Sir R. Palmer, and Sir G ...

... signs that he has broken with that venerable party, which is now rapidly developing into a species of political fossil, the Whigs. If this latest news be true (adds our contemporary) the last and conclusive step of rebellion is taken : Gladstone will have ...

... reaction which has taken place in the metropolitan districts. Mid-Surrey had been taken under the especial patronage of the Whigs. Lord Russell, who lives in the oivision, exerted all his influence in favour of the Radical candidates. Lord Amberley and ...

... administration, I am quite prepared to support the existing Government in preference that which would probably succeed it. Under Whig rule we had vacillation home, and indiscretion abroad, through which Fenianism raised its head in Ireland, and an Abyssinian ...