... prevent our elections from being decided the most corrupt of the electors, a fact humiliating to all honest electors, whether Whig, Conservative, or Radical. ...

... checkmate the world or be checkmated himself ; but, be that as it might, was anxious that the Government of England, be it Whig, Radical, or Conservative, should be as well aware as he was that the only way to unite together all parties France —Re- I ...

... for dissolving, a marriage will be referred to tbe Attorney-General. Death from the Effects of Revivalism.. —The Northern Whig gives a most melancholy - instance of the dangers attendant giving way to the immoderate excitement which distinguishes' the ...

... the time bad come when the true Liberal party must Ustened to and he had actually had the audacity to leave two or three old Whig families out >^tooto 0160810 two or A RECIPE HOW TO CONCOCT A CABINET. (Mr. Layard) recently read in book as the conclusion ...

... rather vulgar behaviour of Nice to Nephew.— Punch. Armstrong's Long Range.—A correspouderit of the Athenceum tells the folio whig of tbe Armstrong gun:— A few days ago we saw the range and accuracy of the new Armstrong gun tested a way which demands note ...

... regulations ofthe committee, which is, to my knowledge, composed of men averse from tyranny on either side. To an Eminent Whig.—The reporters say they must give up taking down Lord John .Russell if be does not mind his.elocution. His voice has now confirmed ...

... having called the Prince Regent an Adonis, Leigh Hunt, in a fit of indignation at the Regent's having broken his promise to the Whigs, added —' of fifty.' Toe prince's vanity triumphed over his discretion, and on the pretended ground of some wjrds ef more serious ...

... and pay, our great Whig statesmen were not in the least convinced of the injustice of the impost. But when multitudes parishes refused to pay, when Churchmen joined with Dissenters and wished for a change, then the leaders of the Whig party found out that ...

... was only one religious lunatic arrested in lbo*, Belfast alone thirteen out of nineteen were religious lunatics. The Northern Whig, taking as basis certain criminal returns for August, 1808, and August, 1850, shows that tbe Revivals, far from having been ...

... Volunteer Corps. Different bodies have assumed different colours. It seems that there abounds as many Greys as there were once in Whig Administration, whilst the Greens are almost as numerous, giving this branch of our national defences quite leafy look. They ...

... now created that the Parliament will be able to pass a Reform Bill in the next session, and Mr. Bright is commended, both by Whig and Radical organs of opinion, for being so far practical to show himself willing to accept a compromise which would end in ...

... his mouth with/a bayonet The Englishman retaliated with his whip, and return received a serious bayonet wound. The Northern Whig states that a girl, named Annie Stewart, recently arrived in Belfast, after having been three years and nine months at sea ...