... rejoice the progress Belfast has made ; and wish the industry and skill of out local manufacturers a hearty ** God speed.”—A Whig. ...

... With them the expediency ol legislation on the Roman Catholic question is entirely subordinated to that of carping at the Whig Ministry, and trying to explain their Tory votes against Mr. Roebuck’s motion on Lord Palmerston’s foreign policy. Mr. Cobden ...

... Manchester, that he had far greater sympathies with Tories of Mr. Sidney Herbert’s school than for any members of the present Whig Cabinet; and though bis dislike to the latter has seldom received such bitter and personal expression, there is no doubt that ...

... antiquity, and connected more or less nearly with most of the old Catholic Houses of England. One of his brothers is a sound Whig and an active county-magistrate, nor there a gentleman in broad Northumberland more popular with Catholic and Protestant alike ...

... office still, it seems that the auditorship of Ceylon is about to be abolished as useless office! ISow, if this be not a Whig job, it looks very like one.” Looks very like one I—Perhaps—if you burke all the facts which characterise the case. The Quarterly ...

... and Mrs. Browning. tUre London : John W. Parker, West Strand. MR. ROEBUCK’S NEW WORK. Nearly ready. Octavo, History of the whig ministry cf laso. By J. A. ROEBUCK. M.P. Vole I and ll.—to the passing ofthe Refon.l Bill. ' Loudon John W. Parker, West Strand ...

... two factions who respectively combine their efforts for the establishment of the Papal authority and the subversion of the Whig Government, to disable the latter from any effective action, by reducing them friends of religious freedom to the absurd a ...

... WEEKLY NEWS.—How to Deal with the Pope. —lt is clear cannot take single al«p backwards towards the old paths of persecution. Whig constitutionalism, Manchester radicalism, and, what is more than all, tho solid wisdom and the »»r' ou 1 ! justice of the great ...

... Several open houses are now foil work, and bread and tea are dealt out in profusion to the electors. The new candidate, who is a Whig, is supported by the Duke of Devonshire, and all the local landlord influence. Rev. Dr. Hally, P. also goes with the government ...

... general loyalty of the Catholica and their capacity for pohtical rights. But it is certainly not quite off the cards that the Whig champion of religious freedom may find his tongue tied and his hands checked by the Catholic fanatics who advertise for a painless ...

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... Charlton, of 'Vmav add. that two of the above cumber are active count; magistrates, and have hitherto been supporters of the Whigs ; and that Thomas Riddell, Felton Park, is the representative of the elder and wealthier branch of the Riddell family this ...