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... WHIGS. The first meeting of the Society for Providing for the Wants of Destitute Whigs, was held at Cambridge Sunday last, the Earl of Sh lt-sh-ry in the chair. The proceedings were opened with prayer, which appropriate hymn was sung. The Chairman then ...
... TO THR EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. MR. KENNEDY ON THE PACKET STATION Sw,—The most dangerous, and certainly the most themklets thing man can possibly do, is to give an unsolicited advice, partiAlmrly to friend. This has tamed out to be the case with yourself ...
... TO THE EDITOR TMT JSOBTMEHN WHIG. Dear Sir.— I have read, with rncrtr interest, your puldi -ation of this day. a letter signed •* Aohn C'lasson,** and dated from Dublin, the introduction into this roun- of a new source of employment for the female p«rt ...
... the mistake.” We think that the Whig legal appointments in this country were, on the whole, as good as could have been made, under the circumstances ; and, considering the practice which has guided Tories as wall Whigs in their disposal of such patronage ...
... Brownlow House, Slat June, 1858.— Northern Whig. Wills.—The will of the late most noble Spencer, Duke Devonshire, K.G., P.C., was proved in London by the present of Devonshire (heretofore Earl of Burlington), the sole executor—the personality sworn under ...
... LORD JOHN RUSSELL’S MANIFESTO. The following manifesto has been issued by the noble leader of the Whig party, in the form of an address to the electors of the city of London ** More than ten years have elapsed since I was requested by a deputation of ...
... THE WHIG AMPHITRYON AND WHIPPER-IN. For twenty years—from 1832 to 1852—there was no name better known “ about the House” than that of Lord Marcus Hill. Individual characteristics rendered him the illustration of a system; and, if historians ever went ...
... the politics of Ireland,” said Mr. W bitty, the Editor of live Northern Whig* at the St. Patrick’s dinner at Belfast, responding to the toast “The Union of Irishmen.” In that pithy phrase he has embodied the real interest of this country. is not to raise ...
... OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. m NOKTBBRN WHIG.) Ae political ami social condition of the South of Ireland undergone so great a change, within the last three years, that the attention of our readers may well be directed to consideration of its character and extent ...
... sit on this side might be contented with something lika whig they have proposed, free from those expressions which bait the feelings of bon. members ; and the result would be that wa should all unite in what would then be an overwLelmiag affirmation of ...
... able ex-Whig official are pretty well known. has filled various situations of trust and emolument, and he handsomely provided for a numerous class of needy filends and dependents in many lucrative situations. His rival has local claims arising from place ...
... ao unsatisfactory conservative, and the Dublin firming Mail pronounces him an arrant Whig”—bectmse we consider him to have contested the borough on Conservative principles, anti his return; was certainly secured the determination of section of the voters ...