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... commanders like Captain Pannikin would multiply-. But such occurrences, we know, are exceptions. Mr. Hannay does not like the Whigs ;he does not lik e th e i r met h o d o f administering public patronage; he does not like them in any light in which he ...
... humbug; and we cannot for the life of us make out in the pages of their report any, thing which will give us length of life. Whig Ministers will fob the populace with their creatures in commissions, picking their pockets under pretence of attending to their ...
... commanders like Captain Pannikin would multiply. But such occurrences, we know, are exceptions. Mr. Hannay does not like the Whigs ;he does not like their method of administering public patronage; he does not like them in any light in which he appears ...
... possible, from every latitude within the seventy-two degrees which can produce it.” FROM THE SPECTATOR OF THIS DAY. The feeble Whigs are likely to bring the Crown itself into disfavour, and the list of follies drawn out by our contemporary would be sutticient ...
... commaaiders like Captain Pannikin would multiply. But such occurrences, we know, are exceptions. Mr. Hannay does not like the Whigs; he does not like their method of - administering public patronage; he does not like them in any light in which the appears ...
... which a dread drives the honest Cabinet to carry, a class of measures now notoriously known as expe- diency Bills. Such the Whigs will take care and push through Parliament for the sake of their places, no matter what they may be. After such fashion as ...
... country. It contains 9 pounds weight of 24 carat gold, and its value is estimated at 4201. NON-SECTARIAN EDUCATION. The Northern Whig contains the address of the Belfast Academical Institution to Lord Clarendon, and His Excellency's reply. TO HIS EXCELLENCY ...
... WNW lir OW up her abode, and the of hi. to should be aOw la Ores maths. Maw ili be informed Whether be would be *tilled bi Whig forei4e to return Mills of *OW Mesh( sanda me rg possession of the property. Mr. Beebe es as to the is he mg ad rar eogy hi ...
... had. Bitt we are beginning to outgrow these terrors. The cry of Wolf, wolf has no influence upon our nerves. Keep the Whigs in ! Keep the Tories out ! We are beginning to reason upon these abstractions, and the mind-quake of reason, as Alison ...
... to and to the loyalty, gnu I senw, gust feeling of the northern Irish. Up to the time of the unlucky Dotty a Brae affair the Whig Lord Liettletiant and the Orangemen were on the most friendly. terms. That quarrel octoo now to be sinking bite obii, for they ...
... a special train to convey the Lord Lieutenant to Glenmore bleach-green, on the occasion of hi* visit to Belfast. —Northern Whig. ...
... suited for terrestrial, arboreal, and asrial habits, than that of any other species which he had examiined, tire forel of its whigs, lie observes, at once points out the air as its peculiar province. Hence it is (remarks Mr. Gould, in continuation) that when ...