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... Radical Mr. Fawcett that he does not wish any rash reversal of recent acts to be insisted on, while it pretends to fear that the Whig Lord Hartington will run us on tho rocks in trying to make too swift a turn. The words of Mr. Fawcett, indeed, are words of ...
... morejTcr, stiii stands the highest public estima-oa oa - Beaconsfield once declined to be the Tories Burke in his day was by the Whigs, and Mr. Gladstone seems to take the same view. If this be an -.fcc. designation his position, the party should at ...
... y at the expense of his party. In France he would b« found among the Olympians the Centres— in England he ia very moderate Whig. worms will turn, and so will unimpassionod politicians. Mr. For.ster is not ardent, but he is essentially a gentleman, and ...
... on list of the Sisters of User of Connemara. Lord Kenmare is Liberal Protestant, and has been a minor official in than one Whig Government. That he should the people of Ireland through their own instructors is therefore all the greater liberality. le ...
... Lambton succeeds to the title. It will be remembered that the late lord's father, the first earl, was a very distinguished Whig statesman, who held between the years 1830 and the offices of Lord Privy Seal, British Ambassador at St. Petersburg, and Lord ...
... became extinct. Mr. Roebuck has written Plan for Government of our English Colonies, published in 1849, aud History of the Whig Ministry of 1830. in a work of great ability. In 1868 he lest his seat at Sheffield, in consequence of his denunciation of ...
... rule officers iv the Guards but the rulo uot invariable, ft* family will always bo remembered iv conjjrtion with the great Whig period when its joidcr, William Bentiuck, first Earl of Portland, the trustee! friend and adviser of William The traditions ...
... Wortley. The Whiga or Gladstone would never have done this. They have always crushed us, English and Irish too. Let them remember Whig Clarendon and heroic Mitchell. The association, in accordance with Dr. Kenealy a advice, then resolved to support Mr. Wortley ...
... for Lord Beaconsfield. Solicit ali friends to support Wortloy. The Whigs or Gladstone would never have done this. They have always crushed us, English and Irish too • let them remember Whig Clarendon and heroic Mitchell. Mr. Wortley may now be happy. He ...
... BEEF and MUTTON they are now offering—all carefully*' selected effort being spared secure the choicest quality procurable. whig to the enormous demand, the great pressure business Saturday, B. and C. would feel extremely obliged those of their Friends ...
... doing without making ourselves ridiculous. We wore reaping the harvest now of seventy years' mismanagement, in which Tory and Whig statesmen had borne their part, so that none could throw stones at the other, fie attributed the misfortunes that had fallen ...
... —-J. and , having just arranged to .Sell 'JflftOiO Pieces, a. stock lot ' greatly reduced, the ;aiue are offered the folio whig | ! prices:—Golds, Is; Satins, 6Jd; Bedroom Papers, id per Cottage Papers. for3oi. —21, Whitc'liape!, ' Lirerpool.—Patterns ...