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... her Majesty at Windsor. The Times repeats that the chance of a Derby Administration may be present summarily dismissed. pure Whig Cabinet is impossible, and the Times reverts with increased confidence to Lord Palmcrston. It fears that Sir James Graham's ...
... the first opportunity. The officers were forced break open M'Anally's door before they could secure their prisoner.— Northern Whig. ...
... THE LATE SIR CHARLES NAPIES. The Aorthrr* Whig publishes the subjoined iaftratfaf letter wference to the last moments of galiant Sir Charles Napier. It is the reply sent by M'Murdo letter addressed to him Colour'-Sargeant John A. Casey, late of the 22d ...
... most hostile to what waa wise, just, and most beneficial, % - ) He conjured the meeting continually to besiege the l whether Whig or Tory, Conservative or Demo*ti)l! they had been threatened with the last honour) —(a Il'U, the repeal of all taxes on knowledge ...
... ho is nephew to our respected fellowsitizen, John M'Olure, Esq.— Londonderry Standard. Last year, as learn from tho Northern Whig, of Belfast, the agent of Belgian manufacturing firm induced some Irish girls to leave Belfast and take service in a mill at ...
... agitation has originated with that party in Edinburgh who may be termed the advanced liberals, in contradistinction to the old whigs, who are now to all intents and purposes conservative. It has been shown by the result of the recent keenly contested municipal ...
... ordonhim from a u revolution foll «wed which expelled French r n ...
... Stirling burghs, until I was invited by public meeting at Stirling and Dunfermline. After this public invitation, clique of Whig politicians, who had been accustomed to nominate the member, and to divide the spoil of patronage among their friends, brought ...
... tenacity with which our landed aristocracy, Whig and Tory, hold on to their too extensive political power, and the slavish submission with which the old Whig party receive the commands, it may be, of a Whig Lord-Advocate to oppose a movement which would ...
... the empire, except the Tory rump, now salted and laid to steep, under the care of Lord Derby and Benjamin Disraeli, two ex-Whigs and ultra-Liberals. This party has now had a fair opportunity of proving whether it has one political idea of practical use' ...
... Upon the whole, he beseeches the country to bear with him and his friends, as he knows he reiiis only suffrance, as the Whigs did before him for the last year or two. But while Lord Derby asks a fair trial from the'public, the public have the right ...
... being Liberals, and the contest turning upon a desire to get quit of the domination of the old Whig clique of Leith, which so long saddled the burgh with Whig Lord-Advocates. Mr Moncreiff has moved up to Edinburgh, succeeding Mr Cowan, while with the exception ...