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... Herald has taken the pains to prove. The Parliament of }83 7 was elected under Whig auspices; the Parliament of 1865 how existing was also elected under Whig i yet the Whig Gevern- ment of 1840-41 continued to hold office, although beaten no less than ...
... which they secured additional man. for their country. They merged all thalt political difference* other points. Conasr. ▼stive, Whig, and Radical alike struggled toe the ad vantage of Scotland. It was and combination they gained strength sad wen seven scats ...
... education and connection I have ever been a Whig, but es Whigs have, for the sake of place and power, coalesced with de- structives to bring about the ruin of our Constitution in Church and State, Iam a Whig no longer. Ex-Governor Eyre has for twenty yeafs ...
... ; twuntling a:, the • 'Mat %lanced the flool Or welt;:rit wave bright \Vthtlarlight's e Art7ii g Ihr th.ttiblen in it light Whig: tlre3nting poetg •4n.T. ...
... other mysteriously before tbs Captain a oaligraphy was dry, probably under the mflaeneaof a wink Irom Gladstone nudge from Whig whir. Govern moat prefer. for reason, tbsyjmvs. Aytonn's solution of the difficulty, and between Baxter and A toon the contest ...
... Soctett.—There will be roeeti the College Historical Society this evening. Subject for debate : •• That the recent conduct of the Whig is 1-ss patriotic than that the Tories.” Speakers on s trims live . Mr. D. M'Donnell, 8.A., and Mr. H. Leech, B.A. On Negative ...
... THE IRISH LINEN TRADE. The Northern Whig of Saturday contains the following report of the Linen, Yarn, and Flax trades There is no change this week in the Linen trade, which still continues very quiet iu sympathy with the cotton market. A slight improvement ...
... Palmer. “ The latter hae,” it says, “relinquished his claim to the Great Seal, and has won instead the honour due to the one Whig who preferred principle to place in the great Church straggle. Lawyers have often enough been sneered at as ready to wade through ...
... tbo diflonlty about Sootcb Bafora BUI will coon ttoelro ita qoietet. Thcao horrid Toriea Will the year,” aaid Whig dowager of of the great Whig bouaca, in tha Bow, tbia •rasing, and, wo ret of all, they’ll bare good barraat!” Thera are a faw ardent Liberal* ...
... You should have been in the House on Friday evening to enjoy the plea* sure of making comparisons between the faces of the Whigs and the faces of the Tories. Those of the former were grimly jubilant enough: and those of the others blooming with a serious ...
... free on application to t'OX and CO., Tasteless Pill Manufacturers, Brighton. BEWLEY, HAMILTON & Co.’s COD DIVER OIL OF 1868. Whig Oil, as originally prepared by them in 1850, and since then yearly, with the increasing approbation of the profession, and ...
... . “LEVELLING OP.” TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUBLIN EVENING MAIL. May 16, 1868. Siz—On the eve of the last general election the Whigs introduced the Oaths Bill into the House of Commons for the purpose of being provided with an election cry that would prevent ...