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... presided over by such so eking humbugs as Trevelyao and Spencer, while Mr. Gladstone was the most respectable cut-throat in the Whig Cabinet. He advised foisininters to devote their leisure to bunting landlords. ...
... QUEEN SQUARE. ALLAN JONS. Aeon. Laza and Zzrirria. On early Morning &Whig% Cabins of the Steamer will be open to receive arriving by the 3 , light Mail Trains. Intended Order of &Whigs for SEPTEMBER, 1994. To WATERFORD Fm. W AThlt FORD tDlrecti. Wednesday ...
... From the locality where they were picked up, and fros sternal evidence. they are apparently the production of a prominent Whig member of the Cabinet. Can it be Lord G—Ue . ! Come let us be happy tog ether, And enjoy Fortune s g uts whilst we may, morrow ...
... expected. In the NIEASURP DEPARTMENT the . Stock of Woollens Is marked at greatLy reduced prices; the cut. It, and workmanship Whig kept up to the multi standard excellence. rrODD 41 COMPANY'S EXTRAORDINARY VALUE SALL BOYS' JERSEY 8111115 for I.lli. 1 1 0 ...
... originated bemuse a young man of twenty lost more money than his widowed mother could adord to spare. WHO MAKES MOST PEERS WHIGS. Nle'boom, Lord J. Rosen 1847 to 1851 Ditto Lord J. Rossi 1865 to 1866 °Widow Ditto lBBO to 1883 Total 147 air R. Peel . 1842 ...
... Chancellor, an intimate friend of the lady's father, is invoked, and not in vain. But Sydney Smith said of the Bishop' when the Whigs first came into power, the holders of the richer benefices were mined with an obstinate determination not to die,' and the ...
... for the country from a critical situation rashly produoed and wantonly prolonged. The Edinburgh speech ought to encourage the Whig peers to baok up Lord Cowper his proposed oompromise. is possible some will deduce from the speech that the Ministry is secretly ...
... agitation against the Peers. There can be no doubt that the Midlothian sposeh has mortally offended the Radical party, while the Whigs are so disgusted with the insincerity of the agitation against the Lords 'hat they will not be conciliated by the Premier's ...
... with this portentous exception, that a far greater and more dangerous amount of political beat will have been engendered. The Whigs may petulantly complain that the House of Lords have acted unwisely in declining to consider the Reform Bill of the Government ...
... such is the direct intention of Mr. Chamberlain and his party, and that ambition and party spirit carry Mr. Gladstone and old Whigs with them with • strange recklessness of results. Surely few Englishmen think that the House of Lords will act contrary to ...
... Mr. sided what been e with to by them betimes the also Kiss Belly Lyons, Min L. (Alma% and Morbeld a similar caw. they are Whig sole an said Merfield was a totally &Motet tars b t ...
... opeaktog at Staved on January 14, lath aid: — An to the policy of the Governinest, I I with hostile views to them. I had enough of Whig rule when I entered and I thought we ought to give a fair trial to the sew peaty in power. We have gained more front Comore ...