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... supplied by arrival was deemed of interest. The result of the elections suit matter of uncertainty, though it was that the Whig candidate had been saoesro The voters look to election d«weuiw cratio members of Congress. The leg l **®** , Democratic, which ...
... employment it afforded to the children the humbler classes. Mr. John Lamb, the intelligent Quaker correspondent ot the NorVum Whig, gives some interesting accounts of the rise and gradual exUnsion of the now most important branch of trade in Ireland. It ...
... wisdom of universal and perpetual mistrust. This is the total of the charge which Mr. Übouhabt brought last night against the Whig Government and its recent in Ireland. In spite of Lord John Russell's ingenious demonstration of the impolicy of affirming ...
... establish their footing under Colonial Reformers than under Colonial Conservatives. And the writers who affect to charge the Whig leaders with confining their to few aristocratic families, were never thrusting forward low taunts respecting Mr. .mercantile ...
... balance Parliament, they will do well to recollect that the Whig party holds the balance in Ireland Mr. Reynolds himself would never have seen the inside of the House of Commons but for the Whig interest in Dublin. And the Irish representation would have ...
... AMD TUATELLEB. LONDON, WMDyESDAY EVENING, APRIL 16. When the Whigs came into office in 1830, they were met with no more fertile topic of reproach and ridiculethantheirdupoaitiontoappointCommiuionere of Enquiry on every rabject under the son. The late ...
... of his tenants, besides having acted in individual cases towards many of them upon much more munificent scale.” Tbe Northern Whig says that the subscribers to tbe testimonial to Lord Clarendon, which is limited to the members of the Flax Society, met yesterday ...
... who can distinguish the advocate of rational reform from the headlong and reckless innovator, have never ceased to credit tbs Whig Premier. It has been the conscientious task of the nobis lord to oppose upon more than one occasion the powers incidental his ...
... and to the other ehief government officers, the judges, and number of tbs citizens of Dublin. A corrospondent of the Nortlurn Whig says that Mr. Torrens M'Cullagb, tba member for Dundalk, has juat succeeded in obtaining from government chatter, enabling ...
... ta —to the Inah Trade-to anything, and everything—aa a meana of again throwing the country into confuaion and «pelling the Whig Cabinet. Cardinal Wmeman and buadviaers. who had lately regained the poaitton they bad loat on the majority in favour bringing ...
... year » disturbance of consequence. Extensive ,j.boat .mj adopted by the government to pKCSOtions of t lo peace. The Northern Whig (e «otoiiy fast drum-beating and squibnn 'b*- hat expresses its confidence that the »,nietly the whole, day ww* P. _.| OS ; ...
... nal institutions took the conetitution as jt had existed for 800 years, and therefore I see no reason to identify him with Whig, Tory, ur Radical in this country. 1 hope that after his moderate and singularly talented address, this great community will ...