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... responsibility. A devoted follower of Henry Clay, when he hegasi to mingle in politics lie heartily espoused the platform of the Whig party, asd the claims of Clay to the Presidential chair. During the administration of Polk, therefore, in whose term the Mexieag ...
... influence in private, was once the most powerful and respected of courtiersi acted through her long career as a consistent Whig, and was in her latter years the centre of a group of nobles quite unrivalled in social power. Herself a Howard and a Cavendish ...
... creed is of necessity simple and general. Its first article is resistance—resistance, that is to say, to the projects of the Whig-Radical revolutionary faction in their schemes for the reduction of the British constitution to the level the trans-Atlantie ...
... THE CHURCH OF THE FUTURE. THE SPANISH REVOLUTION.—BY VEDETTE. CORN Emus O'Down.—Walewski.—Medical Lecturers.—hlisflts.— The Whig Letter. OLD AND NEW. THE COMING ELECTIONS. W. BLACKWOOD and SONS, Edinburgh and London. ...
... therefore felt bound to give some little account of his political antecedents. In 1847 he plumped for Sir Thomas Birch, the Whig candidate. He was then much offended with Mr. Cardwell on account of his action on the Navigation Laws, and on that question ...
... THE CHURCH OF THE FUTURE. THE SPANISH REVOLUTION—BY VEDETTE. CORNELIUS O'Down.—Walewski.—Medical Lecturers.—Misfits. — The Whig Letter. OLD AND NEW. THE COMING ELECTIONS. W. BLACKWOOD and Soics, Edinburgh 'lnd London. ...
... this was mere party move? (Cheers.) It reminded him of the days of his youth, when they used to talk of Whigs and Tories: it was said that a Whig might steal a horse with impunity, while a Tory would 'be hanged for looking over the edge. (Loud and continued ...
... influence in private, was once the most powerful and respected of courtiers, acted through her long career as a consistent Whig, and was ifl her latter years the centre of a group of nobles quite unrivalled in social power. Herself a Howard and a Cavendish ...
... Trollope’s declarations of fealty to Mr. Gladstone are most welcome, but we do not like them any the better for their thorough Whig ring. Asa declaration of fidelity to Mr. Gladstone as the official leading re- presentative of really Liberal ideas, his address ...
... promoted to the office of Judge of the *ipate Court. When this appointment takes place there t 44 scarcely be a chance for the Whig lawyers in Ireland nu -1w a year,, except judges should die before their for all the judges will be comparatively young men ...
... to be promoted to the office of Judge of the ate Court. When this appointment takes place there scarcely be a chance for the Whig lawyers in Ireland th a year, except judges should die before their for all the judges will be comparatively young men. to ...
... appeal* of liberal Ministers have been of a favourable character. The only instanoe to the oontrary waa in 1841, when the Whigs were expelled from power by a vote of Ho confidsnce. TEE REGISTRATION APPEALS. The Court of Common Plea* ha* fixed Saturday ...