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... the judge of assize. The present iiivernment found Ireland peaceful, contented, and happy, and yet after only 14 months of Whig rule they came forum(' and asked for the 'I,4M L i b e ral reme dy. a Coercion Bill. Mr. Agar-Ellis spoke in support of the ...
... have been elicited. First among these we must mention the speech of Lord Hartington on Monday evening. As the heir to a great whig Dukedom the Marquis had been looked upon as a Porphyrogenitus, as one born and bred in the realms of exclusive pcm er, who ...
... consent to go to a foreign Embassy, was to be taken to a distant colony and confined there. The idea is nearly as bold as if a Whig Ministry, expecting to be turned out by the late Duke of NVellington, had resolved upon transporting him to Australia. The ...
... of Elizabeth, and cannot be despoiled of their possessions and nationality simply to carry out a ministerial intrigue. The Whig Governments have rather a fancy for traffic in National Stock ; in 1857 the late foreign minister, Lord Clarendon, in a moment ...
... the Duchess and the maid of honour ; between the Whig priests and the High Church sceptic, Bolingbroke ; between Marlborough and Oxiolphin, in their Tory liveries and in their coats turned with the Whig side out. The mob that shouted High Church and ...
... far across every rocky heath and misty loch. Sir John Cope, the English commander, marched his troops northward to join the Whig clans, and thus left the passage to the Lowlands open. On the 17th f September Charles Edward entered Edinburgh, and the heralds ...
... Consequently in these three books we see how thc Tories laboured to bring in James I l's son as the successor of Anne, while Whigs intrigued for the Hanoverian succession. It mum• be acknowledged that the motives of both partici , as they could well be ; ...
... the princely butcher, what laws ? I'll make a brigade give laws ! ERRATUM.—In the last No., p. ilk, line 23, for Whig priests read Whig Junto. ...
... cry was raised for independent legislation, and in 1782 the 6th of George 1 was graciously repealed, and a large number of Whig Protestants in Ireland were overpowered, not to say blinded, with gratitude. Of these Grattan was one, and Sir Hercules Langrishe ...
... Bulwer, was sufficient to show that the colours of the Canningites were changed with the times. They came into power with the Whigs and were confounded with them ever after. So ends the tirst volume, in which the biographer has dwelt most on the character ...
... speech in the form of a pamphlet. The Marquis of LANspowNE, then President of the Council, and speaking in the name of the Whig Government, followed Lord BROUGHAM later on the same evening, and said : He had no hesitation in stating he quite agreed ...
... the Irish Viceroy, Pitt found strenuous supporters of his scheme, and he might, of course, fully reckon votes of Fox and the Whigs in general when any measure for the relief of Catholics should be proposed. But there wet: two enemies to the plan, whose ...