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... prevalent among both sections that the present Ministry is not a long-lived one, that the Radicals will sooner or later compel the Whigs to secede. In that event they consider that Lord Derby will be the best man for the situation, as he will be able to make a ...
... mdo for pspissi. bet mint t. M. Alommoot, 1870. i Dill The Imam Goleta el BR Petraobra=ailiootlait vegulatod lotabiloott ea a Whig is 4111.190 me% the toolevo ulm i co arownto to ow% ma Oat la of goveliessat would et Orme as tem al vseemm as oWlia fere% ...
... up his oppointmont in Mr. Glmlstone's administration on account of the Irish policy of tho Liovernment. An old traditional Whig leaving Vie mup at this moment is a sigu that others may possibly follow. —BeOlist Son, lAter. Dr. Merlynle, the new Dean ...
... thrown up his appointment in Mr. Oladstone's administration on account of the Irish policy of the government. An old traditional Whig leaving the camp at this moment is a sign that others may possibly follow. '—Belfast News Letter. The obituary of the week ...
... her name, When forgetting olden hrav'ry, Yielding io Liberal kuav'iy, She fell an easy prey, veiy Much her shame. A prey to Whig designing, And honied (aba) combining With sycophantic whining. The City fell,— Forgot her ancient glory, iv MB*, and told ...
... always the aim of the Tories, the Conservatives, the Constitutionalists, by what name soever the party in opposition to the Whigs, the Reformers, the Liberals, may be designated, through the many sharp decided contests of the present century. We are twitted ...
... andestek as his &weft• by the poem% earedleint arrow, Ile IL Wash wards that his pewees gesseslly were too tar to Lays say pelt Whig reseeded. Mr. &hod two ego, test ia his resignatioa, Mr. Washosegh we. lbw elected his worsawr. Mr. km for • that bwo confined ...
... assistance he had received from his subordinate officers, on whose ability and attention he bestowed high praise. The Northern Whig states that at meeting of the County Grand Orange Lodge of Belfast, a few days ago, a fierce dispute raged between the two ...
... prevalent among both sections that the present Ministry is not • long-lived one, that the Radicals will sooner or later compel the Whigs to secede. In that event they consider that Lord Derby will be the beat man for the situation, as he will be able to make • ...
... independence he has shown in reviving the order of coadjutor bishop, notwithstanding the pressure put upon him by the old Whigs and Church haters in the Cabinet. A fatal collision occurred on Friday night on the Caledonian Railway, end, as usual, it ...
... precedents such as that which we have noticed may become very embarrassing to this country, and in a manner that the nonchalant Whig nobleman at the head of the Colonial Office and bis colleagues never ■ imagined. and bye, if President Grant receives I memorials ...
... Lower House of Parliament from 1831 to 1848, subsequently the House of Lords. filled various appointments with credit under Whig Administrations ; and was made Postmaster General in 1860. Henry Labouchere, Lord Taunton, was raised to the peerage in 1859 ...