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... An Enormous Blast.— On Thursday, says the Northern Whig, Messrs. Ritchie and Jackson, who have recently Lome possessed of the quarries.of Scrabo, near Newtownwards, resolved to try system of rock blasting by means of tunnel and plan of igmting the powder ...
... party colours (blue for Seymour, and yellow for paraded the strects, For elections past there had not been seen so much of the Whig party emblems, Numbers of vehicles, decked with yellow or blue favours, and filled with roughs, drove through the streets, ...
... entered Parliament, as Whig, in **t presenting the borough of Hendon, and i** >-ai llameut nearly uninterrupte ly till he 184« i tt* 0 the P eera Baron Eddisbory, neld various offices under Whig JM tlon8 » an d, in fact, a Whig Ministry baa conßi dered ...
... generosity of which we meant simply the desire of Radicalism aN, domination in the councils of the 3on the ascendancy of the Whig-Radical ! 3 a t all events, the lifetime of erents to the Party. Perhaps the ha* all the pretensions of the Radical that of ...
... MONDAY JVN S , -in the division on Saturday mornis> , t»» important Conservatives who voted 0 amendment of the of Harrows? v Whig official *»> y«), were the Duke oi mond, Lords Salisbury, Carnarvon, , y Lytton. Only one bishop, St. David s» with the majority ...
... certainly the new manifesto of Beales, M.A., threatening the House of Lords with extinction, is not calculated to reassure the old Whigs in either House. At the same time it js well to be prepared for the worst, and to confront the situation which may arise if ...
... stale charze was brought forward again under the sanction of persons of the type of Messrs. Guab- sTONE and the whole of the Whig-Radical faction at once recommenced the outcry, and sup- ported those candidates who pledged themselves to support the abolition ...
... strongly Voice of the people What mM favour of Mr ig 2, or that those wh od © not remember Meaning of Whig promi co Uty Nour” should have thoy and of that Whig-Radical ght it their which €xelusively entitled to the nam ® of before th ® however, that the bill ...
... three or four peerages become e xtinct every year. selves in office in 1830, they at once lt is not surprising that when the Whigs found thom- to redress in tome degree the enormous disparity im the numbers of the rival parties in the House of Lords. Tha ...
... but Mr. Gladstone's measure has besides infamous and alarming aspect. The first Churchmen recognise already; the second, tha Whig and renegade peers who made up the 176 will discover awkwardly and unceremoniously soon, if we have studied tha diagncsis of ...
... of afia an © nt Ir! wi quence, was looked upon as to su or us turer, who could only come in Cas obi hanger on of some great Whig nob invalided or in the sulks ; and all tS poli of unprecedentedly virulent abute e na authorities. In short, we were f Tv ...
... of breach of privilege House of Commons, and for a short time imprisoned In Newgate. He subsequently » high office when the Whigs were in power, ft raised to the peerage 1851. He was friend the poet Eyron, for itd ...