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... THE CONDITION OF GAN JAM. The India Office hae received the folio whig telegram from the Governor of Madrar, dated the hut.: “Condition of Ganjam for week ending 3rd August. Season continues very favourable; rainfall heavy; and general average for 18 ...
... words without meaning wbu I my ws want little Whig treatment of the Irish question. But for ate than ia another as pact of your argument, in which it Is not ism unacceptable aad important. chM Kof the Whig pens aad aristocracy rerered themarlres this question ...
... Bromwich to Mr. Gladstone'! Birmingham criticisms on the Local and Irish Ha tapped Mr. Glad- Act, this (tone’s claim to represent Whig traditions respecting the Union. Inequality of Uws was to Irriand'e favour, witness the present security of the Irish tena ...
... Of comae JlL w o’Callaahan. when the name waa properly pot to him, and henceforth’* Kenny'*.evidence waa mdnteMtinf. ...
... in York-street, St. James’s-square, London, where Lady Farnborough is now living, was formerly the residence of that eminent Whig statesman Sir George Cornewall Lewis, and there, some 50 years ago, the young Conservative member for Newark (who now leads ...
... 1851, In company with the Peelitea, tlie Irish Roman Catholics, and the group led by Mr. Cobdon, I actively resisted both Whigs and Tories, but the last especially, in defence of religious liberty on the Ecclesiastical Titles Rill. J. I'nquestionaUy I ...
... mischief to the Protestant religion (bear. hear). Romanism was to be fought out on the platform. Let them put on one aide Whigs and Tories, and let them have John Knox kind of Prime Minister, and then they would hove something like Protestantism in this ...
... Carnarvon'* edition number of previously unpublished letter* Lord Cbcsterlield; and Ur. Walpole’* of Earl Euseell —tbe great Whig whom world with probleots to settle whereot Johany” dreamt not, lisa welt nigh forgotten. But that ia reason why Mr. .-peucer ...
... published, thst at toast endeavoured to avoid offending Scott a surviving contemporaries, and I had to spare Tori** about often Whigs the castigation of the diartsing Malagtowtber.” _ . The latest volume the Camrlot Srrirr Theresa's “Week Concord and Mervimse ...
... . •hall not ben examine the interesting question, whether the mlarion of Lord FltxwUUam was wbofty due the action of those Whig etatmmm who wen friendly to the war, hot disinclined to junetion with ...
... induetriaaely drculeted : •* Remember rrefelger-fqnere. ill tree should' etoy from Byde-perk next Sandey. Let the week-kneed Whigs, the lukewarm utnw Is, sad the renegade Redlcala, who here betrayed the people, hold their own meeting. Who would e traitor ...
... tbe other night at Stockport: The preposteroualy complimentary lett to one of the feeblest and least influential of former Whig supporters, showed that bo was getting ashamed of the unlovely and desperate company In which bo had become Involved. Da. ...