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... on which Di , occasion, we believe, he resigned hia editorship of i the Edinburgkh eriew. In 13-30, on the aces,;o, of the Whigs to power, and of Lord Broughamn to the Chancellorship, Mr. Jeffrey became Lord Advo cate of Scotland, and took his place in ...
... D«- raonstration.** These resolutions show us what the real the editoh the kobthehn whig. objects of the mecung were, more distinct manner I Sin,—ln the remarks in The Whig, of the instant, than could any possibility have gathered from the | on Mr. Butt ...
... humbug and delusion. (Cheers.) There was no d «ubt that great reductions might be made, and there was no doubt also that a Whig Government was a most costly luxury. (Cheers and laughter.) But so it always was with fie Radicals. They could not advocate ...
... Gods of Retrogression, or precipitate ment—the last Whig human kind can endure. mast be no more Whigs, now we have done wi one—the doom of “Finality” is denounced on all gism, whenever a great Whig light is exting Well!—we care little about a name—but ...
... contrast with the plump pennyworth of January, IHoO, a type of protection!' This I- burlesquing his own cause. Hut leading Whig journal infers, of course, from certain phrases in his speech, if not its general tone, that Mr.Cobden does not intend very ...
... explains the general movement in Ulster for a reduction of rents. is useless now [says Baubridge correspondent of the Northern Whig) to talk about Tenant Right, when farms, within one mile of this town, are now tenantless.” Under these altered circumstances ...
... treated Ireland fairly mitli respect to her manufactures. Irishmen should, therefore, 'fiste together, and oppose any government, Whig or Tory, which did notdo justice to theircountry~hear). His friend, Mr. Gray, said he was glad to see that there were some ...
... That the high sheriff be requested to present the memorial to her Majesty. Agreed to. Mr. R. Freeman (a Whig) proposed, and Mr. A. Boyd (also a Whig) seconded, a resolution requesting Lord Sondes to present the petition to the House of Lords, and Mr. Bagge ...
... supersede every sort of agitation—with an imitation ol* each ; the Charters big and little, are to be superseded by a sort of new Whig charter; the Law Amendment Society is to see its work done—or shelved —by official hands, the Keeper of the Great Seial consenting ...
... with ardour when the fatrfj* ended hi. sport. His gullet con timed 6«h of the “1“» kind, nearly twn fwt length and 41b. In whig t. BanW. SPORTING. TATTERSALL’S, YESTERDAY. The Locxn Steeplechase. Even money laid on Maria Day, Abd-el-Kader, and Proceed ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1850. ...
... Mr. Thompson ; he regretted that Sir William Clay was not present. (Hisses are proro.s, and a voice— No, be is one of the whig tail.) Trey had, however, a sufficient substitute in his' old fee. nd, Mr. Wil- Hame, the late member for Coventry, and nothing ...