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... endowment Bill—displayed the same foolhardy | | recklessness of consequences as that in which, when Irish Secretary under a Whig Ministry, | he declared that if the House of Lords did not | pass the Reform Bill of 1832, the Government should clap coronets ...
... leading organ of Irish Protestant opinion proclaims that “The natural alliance of the English settlers in Ireland is with the Whigs of Engl md.” the immediate effect of the Irish Church Act has been to turn Orange Bine. ...
... residnm Conservative voters would hare been very small indeed. Protection to the voter in some form is imperatively demanded. Whig and Tory landlords, with all their associates, must be prohibited from interfering in any sense whatever with the legal rights ...
... against 71 votes. Senor Camtelar, in his speech yesterlay, Sc. knosleilgal the virtue* of the Doke Is Montpeuster, hot sti.l twat Whig a 13..harhon it was imisissibie for him to be King. lu reply to this. Aulinirsi ropete, Minister of M:IrlIle. auclare.l that ...
... Chitreh. Finns this point a decided, thimgh gradual, change took place in the character of Mr 'Stanley. fie ahatirionet the Whigs, mid hec:tnie a stionteb Conservative. In on the second accession af Sir Robert to power, he ones more took the Oh.* 4 Secretary ...
... locality on Saturday last, but in the whole neighbourhood be could not et a hones in which to hold service on Sunday.—NortAera Whig. Toe FIMIANR— MELTING IN CORK. Sunday Nizht —A mass meeting was held here to-day in favour of the release of the Ichtital prisoners ...
... were en vs osier too. Ohs left Paris ne Thursday the pale% aped. aim old - a t all how, whet mod both he and his wins ris Whig refseemee to the doessiesd'e afternoon. She Ewe am to Constentlaople and Isar to all dikaaas Tall Int book. whit was between ...
... * We ass 'lrani it will nut ha equally swage. A Past Its told me. et A rt ,. moo, Ward to Rat not 4 I Pitied him, wait Whig ale Me Israiii Coml.! it Live lor,oeut that he the . le tose.l b u g s thr leseleteitip 4 the Tones, Lai dig LAIIIN IN SEAIWW ...
... f r om (adios wolf MAW Mom they de Nottingham. Oxtail, Salop, motes Inxur Saffolk. Surrey, Sesser. Warrick . grow thick i Whig to lean* brings Mph tbe Sank Week awl North It 01 4 ltal It is %sit MO ietrllesitalaire. —Price her ND. —A 11, Barwick, ...
... their contesting the seat. Some of them expressed their readiness to come forward, and would have done so at once, had not the Whigs interfered prevent the interests of the Earl being op|»osed. hwarted thus in its attempt to bring forward a Liberal Candidate ...
... close of the reign of Charles 11, Sir Josiah Child became the foremost man in the management of the company. Hitherto a staunch Whig, he now turued zealous Tory, and is reported to have made the comjiany an immense machinery for Tory jobbing.” All who could ...
... that they could not he ignored. His Tory predecessor in that office, the M.P. for Bute, had been raised to the bench by the Whigs, awl had taken his seat as Lord More in January, 1865, and Mr Pattoo was the Tory advocate whose seniority and extent of practice ...