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... in a very unceremonious way, that is to say, he will be kicked 0ut Western Luminary. NORTH DEVON. —It appears that the Whig-Radicals of the northern division of this county are determined to try their hands at another contest. Lord Ebrington's eldest ...
... amende to Lord Brougham. In tact, Mr. O'Connell's attack was severely condemned by more than one Liberal journal. The Northern Whig seasonably reminCed the hon. gentleman that immediat e l y atter the death of his own wife he appeared as active an agitator ...
... we are very nearly arrived at the time when men, however willing, will be ashamed to affect believing the statements of the Whig-Radicals and their press. ...
... eff e ct an arrangement between the two candidates.—Birminglawn Advertiser. Rk:PR ESENTATION OF CARRI CYFERGuS.—The Northern Whig Btatc3 that Mr. Bruce, of Scoutbush, will be the candidate for the representation of this borough at the next election. We ...
... a caution. Probably some of our readers have been reminded of the Annus Illirabilis by the rampant loyalty of which the Whig Romanist faction have lately given so many proofs. It certainly surpasses the loyalty of Conservatives at present, or the Tory ...
... are not without a hope that the Whigs are making the discovery, and that the country may be permitted to rest from agitation. Exhibitions like that of Sheffield demonstrate nothing at present but the weakness of the Whig-Rad;cals ; if persevered in, they ...
... churche 251 the rates 213 Against it 100 Against it . . 131 100 Majority for new church 151 Majority for rare .. WHIG OPPOSITION TO CHURCH - BUILDING.—At. the late meeting of the Cheshire Quarter Sessions, a motion was carried for appropriating ...
... support the Radical if they can have one, Commander J. V. Anson, will proceed to South Amerca to and if not they will support the Whig, but when it comes to ; relieve the Sparrowhawk, 18, Commander Shepherd. the point that tries a man's inmost convictions—when ...
... even'ng at the Castle, at the especial request of her Majesty, by whom it is much admired. NEW PEERS.—It is rumoured among the Whigs that Sir. Prier Hesketh Fleetwood, the member for Preston, Sir Wm. Somerville, Bart., M.P. for Drogheda, and Sir %V. L. 'lrelawny ...
... been the work of an him to Downpatrick gaol for trial , which was accordingly incendiary. —B Post. done on Thursday.—Belfast Whig. DREADFUL FIRE IN LIVERPOOL. —On Monday morn. THE LIFE OF TIIE DUKE OF WELLINGTON, BY SIR ing last, about halh past one o'clock ...
... lives, to inflame the public mind against the principles and practice of the Chartist association. They have left it . to the Whig-Radicals, the ministers, and Mar press, to hunt the lives of men already secured within the meshes of the law, by denouncing ...
... admissions may be a very fair and honourable practice when it is honestly used, as it has ben in all the cases in , which the Whig-Radicals have denounced it. . Where a meetin; is called Purporting to invite only the. friends a particular measure, it is ...