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... rank of Lieutenant-Colonel, and from that time for thirty years he had been a faithful follower of the Whig party in Parliament, which was held by a Whig governmsnt to be a sufficient qualification for the chief command in India. Of course, the appointment ...
... uncultivated persons. They came from Maynooth, in which college there has never appeared any one preacher of distinction.— Whig. THE ABIDING-PLACE OF J. J. MOORE.—A letter from a gentleman now in New York, but formerly a native of Belfast, says :— Moore ...
... his life, by his promotion of arts, and a close association with its followers, with literary and scientific men. He was a Whig, but his politics cost him nothing—neither money nor time. Other objects occupied his mind; for Devonshire House was the centre ...
... was a Whig of the Edinburgh Review school to the last moment of her life; and she was old when she died, in her 89th year. Her delight at seeing Kossute when past 80, and travelling far to see him, was something wonderful. Oddly enough, warm Whig as she ...
... now; and Mr. Smith O'Brien, in an elaborate proclamation, has recommended the Conservatives as better upon the whole than the Whigs. Ireland, notwithstanding its popular Vice-Roy and its political quiet, needed a Chancellor. An English barrister might have ...
... by foreign dictation. The Premier committed his Government, therefore, to an unpopular course in taking up this remnant of Whig clothing, according to the metaphorical language of his Chancellor of the Exchequer in former times. The error was inexcusable ...
... latter statesman is certain to make some motion,tha k will bring out the opinion of the House of CO mons ; but, if the old Whig leaders have their differ e nc es , th e w or k will devolve uponw se : member of the House, who is not an expectan t of office ...
... character of the son of Lord Derby proved to lie in the word Whig. There may be more in this name than there ever was in the thing; and certain it is that many who have borne the name of Whig - were men of genuine public spirit, sound intellect, and true ...
... we think, itenceforwaref will have 'nothing to do with interests that can only be balanced by fictions and injustice. The Whigs balanced interests for their own advantage at the date of the Reform Bill, and what good las come out of it ? As yet only 'Vexation ...