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... 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 ...
... 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:— ...
... du this, I answer, Look back twenty years ; see how it was the Whigs were able to beat the boroughmongers in 1831 and 1832, and go and do likewise. Practice the lesson in 1851 that your Whig advisers taught you in 1831, and do that for yourselves now which ...
... do this, I answer, Look back twenty years ; see how it was the Whigs were able to heat the borougbmongers in 1831 and 1832, and go and do likewise. Practice the lesson in 1851 that your Whig advisers taught you in 1831, and do that for yourselves now which ...
... do this, I answer, Look back twenty years; see how it was the Whigs were able to beat the boroughmongers in 1831 and 1832, and go and do likewise. Practice the lesson in 1851 that your Whig advisers taught you in 1831, and do that for yourselves now which ...
... POTATO CROP. The last accounts from the north are not so unfavourable as they had been for the fortnight previous. The Belfast Whig says : Our reports from the country, in regard to the progress of the disease, aro not so unlavourable as they were last ...
... the elective franchise to the male inhabitants of a taxed house, and to tax every house. Such are the revelations which the Whig Administration have so far made on the great question of the day, and we know enough of their supporters to feel assured they ...
... the elective franchise to the male inhabitants of a taxed house, and to tax every house. Such are the revelations which the Whig Administration have so far made on the great question of the day, and we know enough of their supporters to feel assured they ...
... satisfaction to be able to infer, from the proceedings at Manchester, that the country is determined not to be deluded by the Whig Minister. The thousands there assembled declared, without one single dissentient voice, and in tones which will accompany the ...
... other national obj ec t s . We l have now to speak of another section of the great party—the aristocratic Reformers. The 'Whigs adopted the Reform Act : they worked it for the peoples—and for themselves. They carried some measures of political and social ...
... power, and prevented the election of a Speaker until it was resolved that a plurality should be sufficient for a choice. The Whigs, however, had a nominal majority of some two or three. In the ensuing Congress, as far as the elections have gone, one hundred ...
... in the required alterations gradually, to watch the working of every change, and to, note its effect on the interests of the Whig party. At present they are in the enjoyment of place and power, simply because, they occupy the position between the extremes ...