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... DECADENCE OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. Rumours, and more than rumours, of an approaching dissolution the cabinet are gaining ground. The immediate cause which, it is expected, will bring matters to a crisis, is the ill-health of the most efficient members of ...
... Reform Bill. The Whigs had indeed long made ' Parliamentary Reform a part of their stock-in-trade; and Lord John himself had twice or thrice made a cold formal speech in parliament on the question. But it was well understood that the Whig plan was merely ...
... (Prom Whig,) BELFAST, Fkidat Evening. Cur , trade in all ill various departments hag beer* Heavy and iar.m’mte. braalituffi there been •yecnletion. Stocks stored vari'ma placet through tow a .*re ezeeedinuly large, and or ...
... The Whig Ministry and Papal Aggression.—At the best, the conduct and the present plight of the Ministry, and those who joined in their crusade, parallel to that of Don Quixote in his famous assault on the dust-enveloped flock of sheep. They set lance ...
... taut for the borough of the Catholic Duke of Nor- So much for Whig malignity. There are other considerations suggested by this most melancholy matter. The Duke of Norfolk's approval of the Penal Bill is now of but little significance, as his oolleagues ...
... HISTORY OF A CHARITABLE REQUEST. (From the Noi'them Whig ) The following are the particulars in connexion with the will of the Ute Mrs. Magee, whose bequest of 20,C00Z. towards founding a Presbyterian college in the north of Ireland has been the origin ...
... A correspondent wishes to know what has become of Roebuck's History of the Whigs siuce the passing of the Reform Bill. We are informed that the work is kept the background in consequence of a threat of in junction, a member of the Vovernment, against ...
... FREE TRADE IN IRELAND. The following most gratifying and important statement appears in the Northern Whig of Saturday, showing the steady progress of Belfast under the operation of free trade, and the tendency to improvepent in other parts of Ireland ...
... THE LINCOLNSHIRE CHRONICLE, AND NORTHAMPTON, RUTLAND, AND NOTTINGHAM ADVERTISER. An Aged Excursionist. —Most of our towns- Whig Patronage. —The literary and theatrical LINCOLNSHIRE ARCHITECTURAL moke a.new:vindow to srastp men are familiar with the appearance ...
... the proceedings it was left in no doubt that the Whigs had not the confidence of the Radicals. And why should such confidence be ' The leaders of the Conservative party know very given yell that the Whigs in 1830 desired anything but to grant what might ...
... FREE TR4.DE IN IRELAND. The following most gratifying and important staternent appears in the Northern Whig of Saturday, Allowing the steady progress of Belfast under the operation of free trade, and the tendency to improvement in other parts of Ireland:— ...
... country on the general question— Reform or no Reform. Now, on this point our contemporaries will find themselves mistaken. The Whigs will not be permitted to take to themselves a lease for a further period of twenty years, as the only reformers in the country ...