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... THE IRISHMAN. such intention on the park of the British Government. The Whigs are in power now. They are going to great things for Ireland. They are endeavouring, contrary to their intentions, but acting under pressure we need not mention, to establish ...
... counselled amendments to the bill in committee, The sanje journal adds— If Lord Derby finds the bill defeated by the action of a Whig peer, he will interpose no obstacle ; but he will not allow the bill to be read a second time. Large meetings are be held ...
... taki audacious ch general adoption of consistent w the city any town it Dat high these almo proceedings, now for the fi the Whig*, the subject, liberty, and t ijpfe dirit ol sees is a fered to defci vindicate the i to the privil BAKU, in a sp contrast ...
... ELECTION. Tbi Domination of the candidates for the representation the Borough of takoa place to-day. Mr Guest forward, the Whig candidate, and successor to Mr Wnuß.ur. Sir Joann* M'Kenka ataada as the Independent candidate. The Mayor of Cork, o’Sui,UT*l» ...
... HE OPPOSITION. Her Majesty's Opposition is found at present in the House of Lords, and is led by Whig Peers. Mr, GLADSTONE has received his sorest thrusts from those Liberal dissidents from his policy. Their number is increasing. “Earl Grey, Lord Crawnai- ...
... tomt rtio StU Ittt (•U with g»uil«, gttitl fittboM*. tt of anmmtr. bat tb« tcop*r«tart girtt iadietUoo of ebtogt. —Sartkem Whig. PeaTMca Vi Wattm M.>U ttaiea tuat baa uoa a familiar ccrorraoce to a«e p jataao ia tba Deigbb)orhood of cbeltanbam da* 'nog ...
... growing earnestness of the Protes. tauts in Ireland, and in some districts of England, have given matters a new turn. Many Whig and independent Peers see the collateral dangers of the disturbance of rights of property, and it begins to seem likely that ...
... substance the answer the Ministerial loader. In the course the debate which followed, Lord Clanricarde and Lord Grey, both Whigs, strongly complained the refusal of the Government to bring forward a measure in tbe present session, and urged that, If they ...
... justice of recenge.'’ It is also fact deserving notice that these so-called agrarian crimes increase in Ireland whenever the Whigs come into power. We will now see what prompt and stringently repressive m «*/ l J * Gladstone will adopt to pui an end this ...
... Lord Westbury's plan of forcing a revelation upon the Land and Education questions is preferable. Nothing will divide the Whigs on the Church ; but they are divided on the land and on education. fact, rumours are prevalent, and bets laid in tfnbs, that ...
... the policy is now “concurrent endowment,” and Mr. Disraeli, I believe, imagines that he will be able, with the aid of certain Whig peers, to have a scheme of bribing the Roman Catholic bishops and priests substituted for a por- tion of the dieendowing provisions ...
... at Once take advantage of a battlefield “on which or no interest is felt by the English ppople. A — third-party, led by-old Whigs in the Lords, advocate that policy which my letter of yesterday as an object of my suspicion. They propose torattack the principle ...