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... great cleav- age took place in the Liberal party, consequent on the Irish policy initiated by Mr Gladstone, and when Whig after Whig, in a state of nervous distrust, deserted to the enemy, Lord Granville stood manfully by Mr Gladstone, and never wavered ...
... apt to spring, to the discomfort of antagonists. It would not have been surpris- ing if, trained in the traditions of the Whigs and largely infused with the customs of office and diplomacy, Lord Granville had become narrow in his Liberalism and unable ...
... Provincial,” Whig Office. WANTED, a Tailer’s Machinist; one who can fill op time Making Vests.—Apply to Joseph Fleming, Portadown. AAA Agents Ac., Wanted!! purchase Recipe for making Rubber Stamps, at Id each ; instructions, la—Address “B. 70,” Whig Office ...
... unsuccessful, Earl Russell refusing his support. It was this failure of Earl Granville to secure the co-opera' bon of the great Whig statesman that gave Lord Palmers: ton supreme power. l'alinerston was nu favourite of either the Queen or the Prince Consort ...
... Io these reports, Johnson, Tory and miserable state of want A for A. Yes, air, stroog partisan, always took care that the whig drink Bias been ruination. Old gent (much dogs abould not have the best of it. The employ- . P ,c,,,t y): Ah ! 1 thought ...
... Crown at the coronation of Alexander. In 1859 the downfall of Lord Derby's first Administration made way for the return ef the Whigs to power, aud Lord Granville made an unsuccessful attempt to form a Ministry. Lord Palmerston, however, was more successful ...
... which he belonged. Born in the year of Waterloo, at the centre of the inner circle of the Whig aristocracy, LoRD GRANVILLE was throughout life much more than a Whig. That, indeed, is a party title which must ever comnnand the profound respect of all English ...
... Remittances payable to William Darraoh, Manager, and all communications to be addressed to the Offices of the Weekly Northrkn Whig. 7 and 9. VICTORIA STREET, Belfast. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS. Announcements under this heading mre charged for as foUotos: ...
... intensely dramatic Story, that gifted and universally popular authoress Miss Brapdox, is now appearing in the WeeMy Northern Whig. The reading public should not miss this opportunity of enjoying one of the beet, well as the latest, stories that Miss Bkaddok ...
... Fictitious will not be delivered at the Post Office. Letters, however, can be addressed to Initials the Offices of the Northern Whig, Belfast. Usual rates charged for above 40 Words. In all cases Full Rates are Charged if the dvertisement be not Prepaid. ...
... that he-had made a distinct advance and taken another lease of life, The late Earl was a splendid example of the eound old Whig whose sympathies were ever with the people, and who, if circumstances compelled him to make his ohoice, would be sare to incline ...
... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. “Northern Whig” Omca, 174, Fleet Street. Tuesday Night. Although was well known that Lord Granville had been in failing health for some months past, his death this afternoon will generally regarded unexpected. His Ims will be keenly ...