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... probably the mass of Whigs and Tories alike in the House of Commons and the country are prepared to support; that is to say, a bill which, while freely extending the elective franchise,” will not make much difference in net results, so far the composition ...
... On dit that Louis Napoleon is to establish newspaper in Berlin, to write an alliance with France. The Belfast Whig shows that there are no good grounds for raising tbe cry of famine in the North of Ireland, midwife at Leeds has been committed on a charge ...
... its heart. The last number of the great Whig Quarterly contemptuously referred, for instance, to the enfranchisement of and warned the ploughmen, public that the Whigs and the country did not desire the Liberal party to undertake any such work. In these ...
... people if they are able to extract much comfort from the words of the Whig Minister with whom they have to deal. The Liberals have lost Mr Gladstone, and the Tories have found Captain Middleton. That in plain words is Lord Salisbury’s explanation of the ...
... LORD PA E ON THE REFORM BILL AND THE WHIGS. The f on Monday ing speech was delivered xt the dinner at Brechin Lord Paswvae, i; after our reporter had left :-— in acknowledging the toast of his health by the Earl of , said—I rise to thank you your ial ...
... We take the following as the staple trade of Beliast trom the columns of the Northern Whig oi Saturday :- Linen-Market still very depressed, and prices lower. Almost no business doing Yarns- Demand has continued without animation during the week, and ...
... The Northern Whig states that there will be 8500 new votes the parliamentary constituency of Belfast on the occupation franchise alone. It is impossible, however, say how many will be added by the lodger franchise, in Cork, 1164 have been entered the ...
... Irish Exculpation. —On the 3d inst., the Northern Whig described » dangerous bet,” in which it was stated that a man named Greenaway had, in consequence of a wager, proceeded to drink six glasses of whisky (26 0.P.) in succes-. non, and that at the fifth ...
... WHO ARE THE CONSPIRATORS • THE EDITOR OF THE DUNDEE Sir, —When conspiracies are so common, both and Whig Cabinets, it would be sheer affectation startled the other day an intimation from authority, that conspiracy existed against the c of this town, ...
... The Rev. Dr M'Cosh has, says the Northern Whig, accepted the nomination of the Senate to be Principal of the Princeton University in New Jersey. The Hampshire papers state that the statue of Lord Palmerston will be inaugurated, and the memorial window ...
... The Northern Whig says there was very little disturbance in Belfast on Wednesday night. The town generally was quiet. A few arrests for stone throwing were made. Sir John Lubbock, the Honorary Secretary of the Committee of London bankers, has issued a ...
... A Curious Charge.—Bessy Graham was (says the Northern Whig) charged one of the constables with cursing and shouting, and chawing my hands, and she took hoult of my baton and split my lip. Sent to jail for a month. The Earl of Southesk and the Highland ...