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... was present vast array of the nobility and gentry of the province. The proceedings occupy nearly nine columns of the Northern Whig, three of which are taken up by the roort alone. Among the speakers were the Bishop of Down, Lord Dufferin, Mr. Sharman Crawford ...
... have this effect is for others to do ; but when we see the hot Protectionist and the Free-trader, the Conservative and the Whig, and, in short, men of all grades of opinion, unanimous in advocating the paper currency, it ic, indeed, a harbinger of our ...
... have this effect is for others to do ; but when we see the hot Protectionist and the Free-trader, the Conservative and the Whig, and, in short, men of all grades of opinion, unanimous in advocating the paper currency, i t is, indeed, a harbinger of our ...
... was the conduct of the Whig party when they, with great honour to themselves, aided their opponents in passing the Emancipation Act in 1829. They then gloriously belied the oft-repeated imputation upon one who was once a great Whig, and they did not Give ...
... Was the conduct of the Whig party when they, with great honour to themselves, aided their opponents in passing the Emancipation Act in 1829. They then gloriously belied the oft-repeated imputation upon one who was once a great Whig, and they did not Give ...
... present a vast array of the nobility and gentry of the province. The proceedings occupy nearly nine columns of the Northern Whig, three of which are taken up by the report alone. Among the speakers were the Bishop of Down, Lord Dutlerin, Mr. Sharman ...
... is 1,280. TRANSATLANTIC COMMUNICATION. has the foll ow i ng s t a t e m en t : The h Belfast T Edward Galway oFh o aalsetT Whig y gentlemen,ht.erty ,brother of the e thev. P member Daly, and Mr. for Galway, are at present on a short visit to Belfast, ...
... Commons was the foundation of much, if not all, the evils from which they suffered. In his early days he attached himself to the Whigs, because they appeared to be greater friends of liberty than the Tories, and he had generally been a follower of that party ...
... registered in the week. The average of five corresponding weeks in 1845-49 is 1,280. TRANSATLANTIC COMMUNICATION. The Belfast Whig has the following statement : Two Galway gentlemen, the Rev. P. Daly, and Mr. Edward O'Flaherty, brother of the member for ...
... political man, though of Whiggism or Toryism he knew nothing.—(Cheers.) This was the favourite standard toast of the old - Whigs forty years ago, but they seemed of late years to have totally forgotten their early principles.—(Hear, hear.) The toast was ...
... elections to fill vacancies, the Democratic and Free Sell Coalition is still prosperous. In Michigan they joined with the Whigs. The present arrival brings a variety of late intelligence from California, which had arrived at New York by the steamers Crescent ...
... elections to fill vacancies, the Democratic and Free Soil Coalition is still prosperous. In Michigan they joined with the Whigs. The present arrival brings a variety of late intelligence from California, which had arrived at New York by the steamers Crescent ...