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... THE WHIG GOVERNMENT. WE are to have a. strong government at last. Such is the cry from the victorious Whigs. Such forms the sole excuse for a crisis like the present -upsetting a government in actual possession of .power. The late ministry, it must be ...
... THREATENED OPPOSITION TO THE GOVERNMENT. The Tory papers say they are informed that a meet- ing of the Whigs and Radicals will be held at Willis's Rooms on Monday next, for the purpose of deciding upon the plan of attack against Ministers and that Mr ...
... the Viceregal office should be dispensed with. This communication has spread a panic among the citizens, and the old cry of whig treachery is raised, as an underplot, having for its object the abolition of the Viceroyalty, is said to be darkly shadowed ...
... 1. EAST WOECESTEESHIEE ELECTION. — The nomination took place at Worcester on Saturday, the candidates being Mr. Calthorp (Whig), and Mr. Pakington (Conservative), and the show of hands was ] declared by the high sheriff to be in favour of Mr. | Calthorp ...
... EDUCATIONAL MOVEMENT IN TRET,AND.— The Northern Whig says that a number of noblemen and gentlemen met recently in the Town Hall, Belfast, to con- sider the deficiency of educational institutions in the north of Ireland, and, especially, the want, generally ...
... frclanll. GREAT FIRE AT BELFAST, — The Northern Whig of Saturday contains an account of a fearfully ex- tensive fire which took place in Belfast on Friday night. The fire broke out in some 0118 of the buildings at the rear of and contiguous to the handsome ...
... and tho abolition of the duty on bricks. Tho En- glish nation asks its ministers FOR bread, and they give it LR'cks! Yet the Whig journalists tell us the financial statemen t of' the Chancellor of the Exchequer is highly gratifying, both as regards the ...
... TOWN LETTER.No, 61. THE longer one lives the more one learns is verily true of the Whigs. Another job has been perpetrated by a reformed Parliament and a Whig ministry. It seems the young Prince of Wales, a nice good-looking boy aged nine years, has been ...
... irelattTr. THE IRISH POTATO CROP. — The Northern Whig, speaking of the yield of the potato crop of 1858, says, that as a whole, it has been one of the finest raised in Ireland since 1840, that is, five years before the fatal pestilence developed itself ...
... ns sot afloat. The Whigs out, wild we to come in, was tho question easily asked, but not so easily answered. Time, however^ as iliual, solved the difficulty. Wednesday morning's sun shone not on de- feated, but on victorious Whigs. The party had triumphed ...
... these returns. The protection- ists will augur from them national decay, and the progres- sive extinction of our commerce. The whigs will upraise their hands and eyes in wonder at the increase of £ 185,816. on the year, and £1,854 on the quarter, and vow that ...
... pointed to such a measure of reform as Mr. Bright now proposed. He did not profess to speak either for the tory or the old whig party of Liverpool, but he came to that meeting as one of a considerable phalanx of the more advanced liberals, to express ...