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... THE WHIG AND THE LOCAL BANKS. Oun Calender Street cotemporary, who has again returned to the subject of the Local Banls, appears determined to make up for a total absence of fact and argument on his part, end a complete oblivious- ness of tho~e facts ...
... POSITION OF THE WHI M0 MINISTRY. -, I,_. 'ImliE is a stril'iig namldol v lihtween tilc position in Ibmich iiem 2,mmjestv's Whig mit visers now stand-b)otil with reamrd to their opponents anod time tyman t lictinos i lhicli holdi them in eileck wiile theyic ...
... , THE MARQUIS OF DOWNSHIRE AND WHIG AlISREPPESENTATION. Tim iNorthlerisldl'ig, with its usual animosity to- wards the noblo head of the house of Downshire, malkes a most unjustifiabic and unirue attack on that nobleman, in its columns of yesterday. ...
... r whether the Whig keeps minding it not ? For us to notice the Whig in any manner is a favour conferred upon tcat journal. During the best part of a century the News-Letter was in existence in Belfast before such a paper as the Whig was thought of ...
... ISIR EMERSON TENNENT AND THE WHIG. IT being matter of notoriety that Sir Emerson Ten- nent is no special favourite of the Northern IVIdg, it was not to be eapected that Sir Emerson's appoint- ment to the Joint-Secretaryship of the Board of Trade could ...
... A SPECIMEN OF WHIG DECENCY. WVE find in Tuesday's Whig the annexed letter, lor- warded by .Mr. Rca, from a person who, as it is stated, is now acting pro tem. for his solicitor:' Dublin, 22nd December, 1855. Yourself V. the Corporationi DEAa ...
... I PROVISIONAL RECALL OlF THE WHIG CABINET. IT is now announced, on the best of all authority- the statements of the Wfhig leaders themselves, in Parliament, on Monday evening-that the Russell Cabinet has been empowered; by her Majesty's com- mand, and ...
... this sqilite Whig is constantly inveaighitig against newspaper libel actiims Nothing ago, we were amused ait its assault on Lord Lucan for his atctioi against the Daily News, while agtiaist a cotenportlr'y newsptper the proprii tors of the Whig, hadl only ...