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... THE BELFAST RIOTS. Br.LF.voT, Tucrspay. —From the second cilition of the • Northern Whig** The overwhelming police and military force in town had the effect of teui|»orarily qiiclling the riots. Except few skirmishes this morning, and some im beaten in ...
... Msrylcbone was looked upon with considerable interest, particularly he managed to deteat respectable whig, backed up by the leading whig influence of the late whig government. Many predicted that the learned geutileman was mere adventurer, and that he spiced ...
... profess ignore all party ties alike, and who belong to nei- I 'her Whig, Tory, nor Radical?—who can( not side with the Radicals nor with the Tories, and who scorn the temporising Whigs ? What confidence can placed iu such politicians, and whose support ...
... on all occasions with the Whig party, and although an speaker in the House of Peers, invariably supported the measures of the Whig Governments. Indeed in every instance he avoided office, but in the dissensions among the Whig parly the political congresses ...
... meeting was adjourned to Monday, the 22nd day of August. RUABON ODARDIANS the Editor of the Deniighehire Advertiser. Sir, —As Mr. Whig is so ready at twitting the Ruabon guardians with iuitow-i]itv and asserting that Kuabon would be better without guardians ...
... the fault* and merit as I think, of both our great parties. The UThlgl Bl too scolding and the Tories too unscrupulous. Tl Whigs take to themselvesallthecreditof emrgreatneft ths Tories impute to them tbe spirit of dtv-tructi But here is an instance of ...
... this likely? Why the very gist Of Kenyon's canvass is that he'll contest The honour with the present member seated,— Or any Whig, of course, against hint pitted. Why, Bads, you ought to allow some sense, indeed, To be contained in e'en a Tory head ; Who ...
... with regard to the pre- sent condition of political parties. When we find writers enquiring, on the one hand, where are the Whigs? and, on the other, where are the Con- servatives ? there is abundant evidence that things are not what they were — that, in ...
... had been in the water some sad might have come down with the Cod for many miles. The pollee are actively eagaged ia iavrett- Whig the alai& ...
... dim Me* Tor false imprisonment. Tbe plaintiff it appears giVen into custody defendant a larceny, but had been at Acquitted Whig brought before the Borough The undefended, »nd the of the judge plaintiff applied for adjoin nmcnt 'till next court. Jonzs ...
... it remarkable, illuatrated by Raikca' pro; oaition, that this gentleman occupies the ac-at which was lately filled by such Whig members Sir Richard Baikal*? SUnlty, and that Mr Staalcj who mow ats for the Angleaaj Borongha, appear, be oppoaed to Mr Darien ...
... ted.I may add dud must add, by the Whig party. From the days of Walpole to oor own the Whigs have uniformly ignored—I must use a stronger term—insulted the Welsh people in their efforts to educate them^s. The Whigs introduced English Bishops and English ...