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... were created and extinguished. And the Ministry of 1691, which contained Whig Lord Keeper, Whig Lord Admiral, and Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer, was also furnished with two Whig Secretaries of State, of whom “the conscientious Shrewsbury” was one. The ...
... (Continued.) ll.—Some Theatrical Eecoltec lll.—West Pembrokeshire. and Chewnie. V.—An Episode the Russo* VI.--The Queen of the Whigs. Til.—Facts and Fancies about Toadatones. Vlll.—Contrast. IX.—Tivta tUe Bwiat,. Bj Mrs. Annie Bdwarde, Author of Leah AV ...
... IlccollotdSons. lll.—West Pembrokeshire. TV.—Pipbs and Chewnie. V.—An Episode the Russo-Turkish War of 1870. Tl.—Tho Queen tho Whigs. Vll.—Facts and Fancies about Ttmdatonoe. VIIT. —Contrast. IX.—Vivian tho Beauty. Urs, Annie Edwards, Author of ** Leah : A ...
... who, ho hopes, will work more harmoniously with the active wing of the Home Rule party than gentleman who has hitherto been Whig and Crown prosecutor would likoly to do. Mr. Finogan enjoys the disadvantage or advantage being wholly unknown in Irish public ...
... snubbed, hat still sat Mr. Dal finally asserting that they were no strollers,” that Home Rule was deod, buried with tho Liberal Whigs tho grave of Isaac Butt.” A resolution was passed also in favour of ‘‘obstructive force when necessary for the redress of ...
... went on to repudiate the charge of obstruction, and referred to the ‘‘abominable obstruction practised by the leader of the Whig party, who a short time ago wasted a whole evenin'., and ended with a crushing defeat, which richly deserved.” However, after ...
... Dvinkwater, and Mr. Wilson Fitzfctnld. Mr. O’Brien is very distinguished barrister, »ho until recently Las been a supporter of the Whig fatty. However, he now stands for Ennis as Some-Ruler. Being well known the borough and county, and personally much liked and ...
... ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. Ennis. —All the Whig-Clerical papers (says our Dahlia correspondent) express much regret at the result the Ennis election. The Nationalists, the other hand, are in a sort of ecstacy. The Dublin Mail says the election proves that ...
... states that the contest for the representation the capital Clare nsr-iuo the present broken condition of the lush Some Buie and Whig party, more than ordinary imnortance. There are variety of carious influence., nt Vork. First of all. the local Komau Catholic ...
... Bills are proposals it is indispensable to adopt. By the time these arc successfully carried against the combined hostility of Whigs, Radicals, and Home Rulers, political economists like Professor Fawcett, and friends of the British ratepayer like Mr. Bright ...
... buchler of strength to his political friends, who bad the humour of Sheridan and Dharles For to withstand, his skits tjie Whigs sometimes hit them very hard. His easy satire on the late Mr. Whitbread, beginning like Archimedes for science and skill, snd ...
... of the House Dome as W few years has centred in foreign policy, and exception omitted. It seems that there are to that the Whig organ, true to its traditional precedents for the adoption of such course as this narty policy and not having bowed the knee ...