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... Omagh. said that even special ple►ding could not make out an excuse for Mr. Oladstonee attack on tho Irish Church, the great Whig legal authority—Sir Roundel! Palmer—having declared the proposal to be, simply, one of spoliation He advised the not to despair ...
... by the pr-vious reticen-e of our Government, which appear on the scene as a judicimus and impartial arbitrator. RADICALS v. WHIGS. The imperial Resists says It would be as absurd as it would he hopeless to endeavour to disguis:• the fact, that the Admi ...
... new Premier. He threw off the yoke of the two parties to which heat times allied himself. First the Conaervati yes—then the Whigs, and alter that—vireo We found himself in the embraces of the extreme ttedicals—with JONI Biles? as t. Cabinet Minister! Can ...
... is a preponderance—overwhelasiog both io nom. hers and importanes—of the Whigs, both Peelites I and Adullunitea. The ad rained Liberal element is overshadowed by the old Whigs. Mr. Forts% Is balanced by Mr. Lows in the matter of Edacatioa and the Franchise ...
... Halifax, the Duke of Argyll, and Lord Granville to power, that the Radical electors gees their suffrages. The fact that Os old Whigs are ju‘t as notch necessary to a Liberal Cabinet as they used to be before the Reform Aet may be re-assuring to those timid ...
... Catholic jnrorc—gave it their opinion that the shot was Seed by SPKenna in nelf.defence. the eabibet there ere six English Whig members��, the House of Lord,. one Irish county member. els Eng. fish borough members. Englishmen detested of English elections ...
... aanot any tank with the 11.erse of ! Parliament elected trader such a taking ay. We ceitainly would not it we really knew what Whig to Ireland really meant, car, rather, i. ..e did not know, alas, tau lvel!, what lay undei the deceptive euphuism. Ireland ...
... ;inineement which London contains, one sees Ow.Aiular etijoy in the a tat reality, •ND Clow, Lame Joyut has Lain •ppoiated t. the Whig d Thong aid Coma !CO CUIIItit'SPO.VDESTV. Sandpari!tion to thiajoarnal bats reduced trou Ist Jul) to .'2l per atautpot ; 11iw ...