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... AN OLD WHIG. THE Liberals the old school—those who, as the late election has plainly shown, represent far more truly than their extreme associates the genuine feeling of the nation were bent upon the maintenance of peace, the enforcement of honest re ...
... two great questions with which Lord Russell had to deal, his Whig bias and thorough party-training unquestionably injured the tone af his policy. With regard to the oppression of Poland, sis Whig principles rendered him thoroughly restless, and his part ...
... the Whigs of the Earl Russell and Duke of Were never genuine friends of. an additional proof on Thureday night in conduct in to the Government Reform Bill. Government ever proposed an extensive s of disfranchisement of and redistribution of membefs, they ...
... Emigration to Virginia.—The Richmond Whig of the 22nd ultimo states that several Austrians were to arrive in the n,ext .tfeek settle few miles below Richmond. large influx of Englishmen Were to arrive at Norfolk April, and arrangements have been made ...
... ABSCONDING OF A BANK ACCOUNTANT.—Considerable ex- citement, says the Northern Whig, has been oceasioned in commercial circles in this part of the country by the abscond- ing of the cashier cr accountant of the Ballyaena branch of the Belfast Bank. is ...
... Action Fob Libel.—An for libel lias been entered against the Belfast Nort! era Whig by Mr Thos. Lindsay, a leader among tbe late unfortunate Tory Corporation of that town, and one of the parties who escaped from the celebrated Chancery suit The ground ...
... THE FORTHCOMING ELECTIONS. TO THE KDITOK OF THK PAISLEY HERALD. Let Whig and Tory all agree. Sir,—l have a proposal to make to fellow-electors which ought meet with general acceptance whether does so or not. Parties are very equally balanced in this ...
... DEATH OF JAMES SHERIDAN KNOWLES. The Northern Whig of Monday says :—A telegram received yesterday evening has brought the news of the death, at Tor- quay, in Devonshire, of Jam+s Sheridan Knowles, the greatest of the dramatists whose writings have graced ...
... Fatat spy Friday.—The second edition of the Northern Whig says:—This morning, about 11 a farmer belonging to St. Field, in the County Down, when standing fn the cattle market, was struck by lightning and instantly killed. Another man, also belonging to ...
... was a time when such a proceeding would have been scarcely possible. The Duke is preeminently a Whig. As Lord Harry Vane, indeed, was the very bev-a. ideal Whig, and ten years ago would have held scarcely two opinions on political subjects in common with ...
... county Whig and Tory raceis, —as, indeed, mere windbags to puff votes ignobly and slavishly in favour of either the one side or the other. Such subserviency to these two parties may, indeed, exist to some extent in our county burghs also. A Whig or Tory ...
... franchise sufficiently high to show that the voter was an industrious artisan, and comparatively well off. More Liberal than the Whigs, Mr Disraeli rejected this arbitrary classification, and by the generality of his prin- ciple has established an equitable ...