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... is entitled to the votes and support of the chemists in his borough or county. Without reference to the political parties, whig, tory, and radical (now, fortunately, almost obsolete) a tried friend is more to be depended than st ranger, whose claims for ...
... in this country has never yet been beaten in a regular conflict with any government, whig or tory, and it must not go abroad that they' have been beaten now. The whigs were defeated under Lord Morpeth in 1837, upon Mr. Denis Phelan’s attempt to make himself ...
... to the ballot-box, It was at this time, and under these circumstances, that the above-mentioned person was presented by the whigs of Salisbury, to the board of select-men, to be made a freeman, lie was challenged the opposite party on the ground that he ...
... CURIOSITIES MEDICAL LITERATURE. It is lonj; time since we had to lay one of these curiosities before onr readers. The Northern Whig, a Belfast paper, however, supplies what had become somewhat scarce the “usual channels” of Dublin. It is follows: Dr. Stokes ...
... and impudent frauds and impositions practised on the medical profession by the fraternity united by the bonds of red tape. Whig or tory, liberal or conservative, it’s all one to us. The same stupid, halfjoke half-earnest, scheme to “do” the “doctors” ...
... following the same course, for find another candidate inspector publishing the following most impudent pull in the Northern Whig ;— “Belfast Lunatic Asylum. —Tn noticing the Report of the Belfast District Asylum for the Insane Poor, it would be injustice ...
... change of horses ordered for the next day at a certain hour; a fourth proceeds further, and the Limerick Chronicle Northern Whig announces the gratifying intelligence; while fifth goes point blank to the mark and claps a regular playbill advertisement ...
... this is not a solitary instance, that men should think that their strongest claims for promotion by any government, whether Whig or Tory, the service of libelling the institutions of this country and slandering the officers attached to them? and again ...