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... was an event of much grandeur and premise, and we believe there was not one party in the nation, neither Conservative, nor Whig, or Protectionist, nor Radice!, that would not have been but too happy to unticrtake the Government on the new basis. This ...
... TO TIM ZDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Dear have again to claim the attention of the public, through the medium of your highly respectable journal, which hat. alwaya taken a moat warm interest in advocating the cause of those poor destitute persons who have ...
... rains, which about that tithe ()coined, be was curried down the hike. The jury returned a verdict of Found Drowned.—Northers Whig. Rsysscz Of rns liven' , or ALL.—The income of the Duchy of Cornwall for the year 1649 amounted to .f 61,882 13s. 2il. The ...
... and was brother-in-law of the Duke of 11'ellingtoti. lie married in 1817 the fourth daughter of Lord De Despenser.—Northersi Whig. ELELt air IN AMERICA.--4t is somewhat canoes to contrast the positi o n o f th e e l ec t r i c telegraph in the Canted States ...
... a week(hear)— and promised to reduce the wages of others at the same ratio at alichaelmas next. :Hear.) This was what the Whigs, with their self-complacency, usually called the improved condition of the labourer—(eheers)— which meant, iu fact, a bare ...
... the amendment. Mr. SLANEY thought no good objection could be made to the principle of the bill; instead of such fibrin's en- Whig a great expense upon communities,they would have the effect of keeping the lower classes from the publichouse and from dissolute ...
... of her spirited owner, who is a gentleman belonging to the neighbourhood of Derry, at present resident in Belfast.— Northern Whig. VERY POETICAL—VERY !—biseets generally must lead a truly .jovial life. Think what it must be to lodge in a 14. Imagine a palace ...
... Much interest has been awakened by the prospect of a Ministerial turn-out. The Whip, however, has proved more potent than the Whig, and the coach is sae for the moment. What a pity ! Fancy her Majesty's perplexity, and the Duke of Wellington's iiiitouiulitueut ...
... assistance. IVe h: not heard how the fire originated, nor whether tit. premises and property were covered by insurance.- NeirMern Whig. LOAN TO E DUBLIN AND BELEAST JUNCTION,—W, have heard from good authority, that there is aloss; the certainty of the Government ...
... moral sink! The focus of corruption, tyranny, and insult, during Tory rule. The focus of corruption and impertinence during Whig rule. A formal fashionable visitor thus addressed little girl— flow are you, my dear? Very well, thank you, she replied ...
... Hospital, March 22,1850. Sir,—My attention has been directed to an article in your paper of 12th curt., copied front the North.. Whig of 6th curt., publuilied in ■nd signed John Holden. This gentleman seems anxious to fasten public odium on the Parochial a ...
... fated instrument of African and Celtic civilisation, has been still further glorified for its mission on the backs of the Whigs. Wo bays a feverish, restless, and desultory house, formidable sot so much for any positive error as for the slight resistance ...