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... HOW MR GLADSTONE'S WHIG FRIENDS SPEAK OF HIM. In his speech on Monday the Duke of Somerset said : —lf his friend Mr Gladstone had used half the same energy he had displayed in denouncing the Church of Ireland in explaining to the people the real state ...
... The Northern Whig says there was very little disturbance in Belfast on Wednesday night. The town generally was quiet. A few arrests for stone throwing were made. Sir John Lubbock, the Honorary Secretary of the Committee of London bankers, has issued a ...
... IRELAND. The Northern Whig says there was very little disturbance in Belfast on Wednesday night. The t*wn generally was qniet. A few arrests for stone throwing were made. NORTHERN WARPER, JULY 16, 1869. ...
... duriDg the night. At Downpatrick tar-barrels were kept burning and airs were played, but not,' according to the Northern Whig, party nature.' The principal drumming occurred at Omagh. where likewise the effigy of bishop with High Church hat was ...
... measured every day. No one among us says now-a-days he is a Whig ; not that there are no Whigs, but that the creatures who are Whigs have taken to swimming with the tide, and mean to turn up Whigs or Radicals as success finally declares itself. They are ...
... and more especially by such disappointed ex-official Whigs as Earl Grey and the Duke of Somerset, Earl Stanhope was enabled to snatch a momentary triumph. ham be doing no injustice to the old Whig Lords who have supported the plan of concurrent endowment—or ...
... were the Whigs seated in office, i within view the loaves and fishes, and in the re- | ceipt of custom” with the looming accompaniment of pickings, than these theretofore croakers for economy and retrenchment l>egan to discover and assert the Whigs carried ...
... and success with which the descendant of the Borghleys has handled the Conservative Goliath have wonderfully encouraged the Whig Peers to go out against him; and, in a Parliamentary sense of course, now and then to venture to tweak the nose of the idol ...
... truth, no end to Whig inconsistency. A Lord Advocate makes a promise in 1867, and breaks it in 1869; a Prime Minister says one thing at the elections, and does what is totally opposite after them ; and finally, the leader of the Whig party in the House ...
... remainthe elm; and, Sadly, the amendment was carried against Govemment by 213 rota spinet 69. In this division a large number of Whig Peers voted against the Government. 17p to this point, then, the House of Peers has acted in sleet accordance with the Realties ...
... from the amendments was Council of Perth. There are rumo striking out of th to by the Govern chances of le that the Oc world Whigs, wh are, for diffe to be dis wil) fall as the not toellow the | with the work saw the! to-nigk condemyped. of Lords Commons ...