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... Zetland has certainly the courage of his opinions, and has said out publicly what many of the old Whigs are repeating with bated breath in society and in the clubs. Count Kalnoky has made a most reassuring COUNT statement to the members of the delegations ...
... Evictions Horrible Murder at Bansha. County Tipperary. Notices to Correspoolteots : 664 Vatting articles 664 Whig Treason and Whig Treachery—The Whig Creed. The Chartist Trials. The State Trials. Rights of the Irish Peasant. Itebittos : 666 Epitome of Alison's ...
... country. Mr. Amos, although himself a Whig, in his entertaining and interesting work appears to question that theoretical perfection of liberty which Whig writers have usually ascribed to Whig counsels. The Whig party got up the horrible plot, and ...
... Per Northern Whig Newspaper, Belfast ao 0 Per Cork Examiner, Cork . Balance, per the Secretaries of Done- gal Relief Committee, Dundalk Glasgow Collection, per Mr. John M'Larin, through the Ulster mart . Rev. John Gray, St. Andrew's . Mr. Bernard M'Con- ...
... England under the Whigs, is so neutral and impartial, . that she will not even help to procure . peace unless the Austrian Emperor gives up his territories, and imles the Pope permanently eforms his administration according to English Whig ideas. Twenty-one ...
... 7 1 '3' where, the bench will be homogeneous, Whig, Liberal, latitudinarian, with extremely lax views on all questions of opinion and morals. Hereford, Manchester, Chester, and Norwich, were once portents in the eyes of sound Churchmen, but the sound ...
... Beverley : Grand Concert. 229 LEADERS: The Whig-Liberals and the Reform Blll.—The Ckrotairk and Fra Paolo Barpi.—The Tipperary Election Committoe.—Rome (From our own Correspondent). 232 REVIEWS: Off the Line.—The Month.—The Confraternity of St ...
... 249 sive partisanship for the Whig Government had not incapacitated him for fair reasoning. IVe pass over the Oath Bill, which is jast passing through the House of Lords with the support of both Whigs and Tories, and for which the Government deserve the ...
... nly reckon on a divided help from the Whigs. And th e r eason is, whether the question be Maynooth, the Convents Bill, or Charitable Trusts, that the Whig recalcitrants well know that they may help to defeat Whig Ministry upon a Catholic question without ...
... :—Page The Opening of Parliament Futile Speculation—Lord Car,larvon and the Government—Mr. Trevelyan Mr. Chamberlain— The Whigs and Mr. GLadst-ne Variations of the Opposition— Cabinet Councils—The Queen and M. Gladstone—The Deputations to Lord Sal ...
... Whig. Prou wm.sh. A lig'eta I Counl4 hir R R.W.Rulkely • • 1.. , rd U. V. Paget Ant tun (Count)) • • Nlacnsghten Alexander Bret Watkins Itrrennahlreßatley Heineman' • 'arthaanattire 4 ardi if 'arthaan Carmarthen carliartna 'arnartunahiret 'arniartbruntit ...
... PROSPECTS OF ENGLAND UNDER THE WHIGS. Some years ago the Whigs professed two political rules of conduct that were singularly plausible, and proved in the event, like Whig promises, singularly fallacious. They were, retrenchment in the imperial expenditure ...