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... ry friends was the cherished wish of Lis heart, is within the reach of many, they decline to accept an advantage which the Whig Ministry were led to lwlieve would not only tranquilise Ireland, but secure for themselves its political support. It is now ...
... Commanderin-Chief. But the public cervice will gain nothing from party victory, while on the Ballot Bill the coalition of Tory and Whig peers against it would only furnish specious arguments to agitators against the hereditary champions territorial intimidation ...
... gangway, but the the from bench. He proceeds : The hard and fixed lino of 15 as the oxtromo limit of Cabinet relaxed in favour of Whig peer, but cannot passed when Commoner, a Dissenter, and a Radical who baa the that party is next the list hiyli ollice. saiuo ...
... many electors from tha Liberal ranks. new defensive combination is in insensible course of gestation, that will draw together Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, and Conservative-Liberal against the common enemy of the Constitution and the disciples ...
... ies of the present OoTamment is tho taadanoy of chiefs of departments to indupontion. No one common sense will aeonse the Whigs and Radicals imbecility, koweser much they may lay themselves open to the charge of incapacity; but it is, nevertheless, curious ...
... endorse the assertion of Mr. Torrens on Friday last:—He would ask, what man in his sensei, were he Conservative, Radical, or Whig, would do anything to deserve the imputation of wishing to plunge his country into war, and venture to appear before a constituency ...
... referred to the ch.:new:know nailer which, this latter became a free-trader. At the moment when, in 1841, he entered succeeding a Whig Mini:Wry, a proposition was brought forivarl for the reduction, by one-tali, of the ditty on cereals. Under those conditions ...
... chiefly by the mismanagement of his predecessors, but not the less a foul disgrace to the state even of Ireland, in which under Whig and priestly rule combined law and authority were deservedly despised, the one represented by officers who received no reward ...
... member. Tho programme the Indian Under Secretary develop' is by no means a sensational one. It is a • dishing up of the old Whig rest-and-be-thankful' piica de eesistarce, with certain new sauces adapted to the present taste. Mr. Duff thinks that quite ...
... member who does not represent them, but vies vtni. —We are, Sir, your obedient servants, J. Surra, Conservative. T. Brown, Whig. W. Bownson, SepaUloMk Whittington Club, July 10. the Birmingham Police-court yesterday, a man named Samuel Bibb was charged ...
... TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 19, 1871. the Marquess of Clanricarde, a Whig, sanctioned the object of the assembly by his presence. There were originally three candidates ; but the chance of Mr. Hyacinth D'Arcy, a Catholic resident gentleman of old family ...
... Liberal party ; and last reconstruction of Parliamentary sections is freely canvassed in the shape Poreehadoivod fusion the Whigs with tbe Conservatives the Peel school, from whi.h is omitted the chiefs both of the Government and the We give these verba ...