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... daughter of Lord Porisonby, anl has thirteen children l -was returned mermber for Northumberland in 1796-came into office with the Whig Adunhiistration inl 1806, as First Lord of ?? Admiralty, which office he exchaunged, on the death of Mr. Fox, for that of Seeretary ...
... -Tinies.- Iii.1 the year15292 policies were- ~effected iii tle' city, giving tone guiniea to receive otertonindred, if the Whigs cainle lute office Previously to the year 1846. These speculations have of course beeai dleteimiied -by the accession of' the-pre- ...
... such othetr arrangements as may be necessary. Lists for receiving ?? are lying at the Cowmmercial News-Room, The Northeren Whig Office, and the Shops of 3Iessrs. AR0e71R and HoD-soN-. litb Dec. I130. (427. JAMES MARTIN II ESPECTFIULLY informs his late ...
... attend, will please attach their names, before Tuesday next, to the lists lying at the Colrirerciat News-Room and The Northern Whig Offive. 499) Belfasst, 22d Dec. 1830. Postpo-nement of M-Jr. XnowlesSS Lec- ture on pulpit i1oquence, FO& THE BENEFIT OF THE ...
... degiee of ploie tent y. 1Hisiondilct and deinoea~riourreile, oop all ccasonshighy comimendable seid ?? all the opportunities whig h I have lied of foimigan ,tlion, I can foily concur in Citie 1setiiepts e*ppessed its the fprs- 1gei!!g testimltfial5.es msctitig ...
... ! gonle foith. Wle will obey it to the letter-we will keep our enemies in the vronig. Let us tiot rely upon any Ministry. W~higs I expect very little' from. I always called the-r . Tories out of place. When. on the opposition benchej, they. ?? greast ...
... (being first duly satisfied of their illegal naturej “by all lawful prevent such meetings, >nd ta disperse same.” Whig Stanley, is this your Whig law It makes the mere opinion any magistrate the law!! used to order men to guillotined for being suspected of ...
... t by spealciin'g to them ,?f the army-not by descanting on the powers of the police- ilot by enlarging on'lthe merits of a Whig administration, but by the witohing wvord-' Daniel O ConinellV-(Ioud cheers.'yf Sir John Harvey too, said, that he used this ...
... over the Parliamentary debates o6f the 10th of February, 1899, tile -d-y on which the bill was brought it', and I found the Whigs ,lid apologize to the, country for not opposing it.- '(Hear.) Who, -think you, was the first person who stood up and spoke ...
... might their conduct be justified. But, Sir, I leave them where I found them—in obscurity and debasement. If I bad joined the Whigs, bow would 1 have been supported ? I might now have been an Attorney-General persecute the press;—for if the present Government ...
... impassioned populace. (Loud cheering.) this account it is, I think, every man is hound support any Government, I care not whether Whig Tory, or whether the Duke of Wellington Earl Grey be its head. (Loud 1 have nothing to get from them. They have uothingH give ...
... the top of the ii.ki'den coach and took his quarters in O’Neill’s itarta'dc hotel in Rosemary-street. Yesterday he met ,1,,. Whig • tifice several of our Belfast reform ers, who . .tiv combated bis opinions respecting a Repeal tfll , iihui, and the propriety ...