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... well worthy o i con- sideration. Speaking of the Whigs the Mail says :— “To rid themselves of Mr. Gladstone and that creed together will be essential to their futare existence as a party. With the Whig element dominant, it may last, and may rule, as it ...
... accordmg to the forms of the British Con: stitution. This, however, was the old-fashioned way, when our affairs were managed by Whigs, who kept the old statesmen and lawyers of Revolution days in view: and aimed to walk in the ways of the Constitution. We have ...
... supporting the Tory party, and on set occasions setting off a speech with such hackneyed phraseology as the “bloody and bated Whigs,” and other stale abuse used for such purposes. It is, above all, important that honest and earnest support should now given ...
... opinions there would be an end to all progress in statesmanship. It is not the Tory party only who require educa- tion, but Whigs, Liberals and Radicals; and the merit of Mr. is that he is impressible by the voice of an oppressed people, and the logic of ...
... taken is unprecedented; ; we have not forgotten the Appropriation Clause (hear), ' which is not exactly the brightest page of Whig his■ tory (cheers), and some may remember the resolution i of June, 1859, framed by the same experienced hand, 1 and which ...
... absurd error. The sentence should read—* It “foreshadows a Liberal government which shall have “severed its connection with Whig and “will be influenced by the great minds of those “ English membera who have & confidence of Ire- “land, as Mill, Bright ...
... party tournament for Ireland bad gained little from these party fighto when they had served their purpose for the ancient Whigs sojwakef ully in opposition were apt nod in tho relaxing atmosphere office. He now at last entertamod high hopes not so much ...
... aa the MN breaking over her D'art' , they had served their purpose, for the mist earring to be were opera withal:runet/u Whigs, so wakeful in opposition, were apt of tweaking or 1 requested 511 %L m to nod in the relazisg of swim to jurep over and seeks ...
... hoar men like Mr. Forster, Mr. Childers, Mr. Stansfiold, and 1 their hke, well as the gentlemen of the old \ Cabinet or the Whig school. The force of oratory the house must no longer be undervalued ; its standard was never higher in our history than it ...
... to with ' Strietendom. Leith tatemen, either of the old Mow caremponaat te ma wife ad children on the petty of • law Tory or Whig school, wil gnat re Ireland caeismetetemelektatilli ehteseisha lir 69 ' reektWe wbVetibubfereebe;dbePehadblksb:Lpirsaßtoe kwA ...
... party tournament for Ireland had gained little from these party fight when they had served thei r purpose, for the ancien! Whigs,se wakefal in op ition, were apt to nod in thi rei te 9 office. He now, & hopeg not go much of t {suing th but that at last ...
... Council are however, to go to Dublin and witness the installation of his Royal Higness as a Knight of St. Patrick.— Northern Whig. GaLvaNISM v0. EXxHATSTION,. Pains. Rheumatism, and Debility, Gout. Sciatica, Lumbago, Cramp, Neuralgia, and Liver Complaints ...