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... CONSERVATIVE OF THE OLD SCHOOL. ELECTORS OF ST. ANNE’S WARD Gentlemen,— this morning i have read in the Northern Whig, a leading article in which it is stated/* that in consequence of the apathy of the mercantile men Belfast, the Town Council is likely ...
... altogether very discreditable episode in not over graceful proceedings. deuce concerning its actual bona fide circulation. The Whig, however, has appealed to the return for the purpose of most falsely asserting its own superiority, point of circulation, over ...
... ministry in an hour of imminent p-ril (in order to promote the personal objects of patrician Whigs), shows what the country would have suffered if Opposition Whig principles had existed during the late sanguinary struggle. We must, however, caution Conservatives ...
... (71st Regiment), 1 1 0 R«y. Dr. Hincks, 110 J. A. !!• nderson, Esq. (News-Letter), 0 10 6 F. Finlay, Esq. (Northern Whig') 0 10 6 Messrs. Simma & Ferrar (Daily Mercury),,,, 0 10 6 Measr*. M’Cormiok Robie (Banner of Ulster) 0 10 6 Measrs. R. ...
... ordinary accep. tatioD of the term. Entering the new House of Parliament he will enter it not as the head of Consprya-1 tire, or a Whig, or a Peelite, or a Radical party, but as the leader of the English people, and as the great de! signer and administrator of ...
... long we’ve sat below ; But let us play our game with care, The pay we seek soon, we soon shall share. The country’s sick of Whigs and Tories ; All save ourselves are fools and knaves: A fig for war’s expensive glories, It doesn’t pay to rule the waves. ...
... together with large Garden, well stocked with fruit trees. ImmrJiate possession can be given. For further particulars, apply the Whig Office; or, to the Proprietor, JAMES MARTIN. Knock, 6th Feb., 1856. 302 ...
... handsomely decorated, and well lighted and ventilated. The following Journals and plied:— T>i-HT.rr arc constantly sup- Northern Whig, Daily Mercury, News-Letter, Freeman's Journal, Dublin Morning News, Times, Morning Star, Liverpool Post. Cork Examiner, Dublin ...
... to see business begun With more action, and less aspiring. The historian will write on our funeral stone, When resolved into Whig dust and Tory— They passed not Bill, but they raised not a loan; Be this their sole title to glory !”—P«ncA. ...
... liberal “ rulers” have already failed egregiously in dealing with the Papacy. Mr. Macaulay, in his last volume, admits that the Whigs were mistaken about Catholic Emancipation, and Lord John Russell chalked up “No Popery,” and then ran away. Besides, the p ...
... not take it. The Radicals hold the balance of I tower, to place it atthedis)Misalof Whigs, and propose aataiwca such a way as to facilitate Whig measures the Whigs, in turn, being the only persons who prevent their own measures. The Irish members oppose ...
... clumsily ma- uaged, detection lies on the surface. Whigs and Tories are alike open to the charge of employing corrupt influences. have no sympathy with partizans who outrage truth hy asserting that Whigs alone are corrupt, and Tories alone arc pure, aud ...