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... ISIR EMERSON TENNENT AND THE WHIG. IT being matter of notoriety that Sir Emerson Ten- nent is no special favourite of the Northern IVIdg, it was not to be eapected that Sir Emerson's appoint- ment to the Joint-Secretaryship of the Board of Trade could ...
... I PROVISIONAL RECALL OlF THE WHIG CABINET. IT is now announced, on the best of all authority- the statements of the Wfhig leaders themselves, in Parliament, on Monday evening-that the Russell Cabinet has been empowered; by her Majesty's com- mand, and ...
... your paper chiefi C iA nlates, and |ho isace no connexliO of any iortwithi ?? the insertion in a recent number of the Northan Whig of a coarse and malicious attack upon myself. I do not propose to bandy hard words with the anony- mous writer in question ...
... in political ulagonisg l I : B Be it remembered, the *Whigs tookl office under Sir It. Peel's followers in 1853, not Sir R.. Peel's fol- lowers uinder them. And this coalition was made by the Whigs, because, on the confession of their own leander in the ...
... BOROUGH OF NEWRY-WHIG MISREPEbE SENTATION. Tan representation of Newry in the British Par- lifameat is giving our local daily Radical journal a great deal of anxiety. The fact that Lord Newry is likely to ba selected to succeed the late Mr. Kirk has stirred ...
... this sqilite Whig is constantly inveaighitig against newspaper libel actiims Nothing ago, we were amused ait its assault on Lord Lucan for his atctioi against the Daily News, while agtiaist a cotenportlr'y newsptper the proprii tors of the Whig, hadl only ...
... THlE WHIG AND ITS LATE EDITOR. THUs following extraordinary statement appears in the a~iorw of Saturday last:- We have received a printed circular from Messrs. F. D. Finlay & Son, Proprietors of the Northern lVzdg,' and perused its contents with astonishment ...
... THE WHIG ON THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE COUNTY PRISON. THE spiteful scribe of Calendar Street, who omits no pretext for venting his vulgar abuse upon those who do not patronise his journal, could not describe the execution of the convict O'Neill without taking ...
... It is plain that it will no longer do merely to in- duilge in general abuse of anonymous London cor- respondents; and so the Whig, unable to conceal its jealous writhings, must condescend to particulars. In its impression of yesterday, accordingly, there ...