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... the present generation of Englishmen under the beneficent auspices of a Whig regime. The speech is of four parts. The opening is devoted to an unbounded panegyric of what the Whigs have done, and especially of what Lord John Russell has performed. Sir ...
... of old to follow the Whigs through thick and thin, the Tory Government would have no motive in conciliating us. It was because we were not Whigs that the Tories offered to us concessions, and because we were not Tories the Whigs were ready to bid against ...
... relief was granted the sanction of the present eoramitte* I am. Sir, youis obediently, ONE THE GENERAL COMMITTEE COIIRLPTION AND WHIG SECRETARIES. happen to one of individual* that got called corrupt,*’ lady called and gave five pounder after the luat election ...
... in the essay of Wilts, and • greenl y imPolmi apse . The was then removed .shat the was, that a certain person, his mother Whig died in childbirth, be was broa;ht up t Rom. whose name 'sot transpired, hail o ff ered to by a woman aimed Lydia BTlis birth ...
... ose of COMMERCIAL EPITOM ial oc- (Written expressly for “ The Northern Whig.” e—for im re- Belfast, Friday, Septemb d have cexerat Trave.—It is a circumstance as able as it is gratifying, that our mercat vetrine manufacturing operations have hitherto ...
... Put i h an va ge, much of the causticity of Tierney | more declamatory talent. Not being born I r(i^Uiar connexion of the Whigs, it was rather that they admitted him to their Cabinet, but his *?lect CVen tnen mar k e d to be passed over with cr tall in ...
... less OMNI Of Rev. C. D. Ewen. Ake& The of ih• easilidasse wade grew eihre to respeetive elestfees The reaspopere.st • meeting Whig far the pewee welting sessimewest as se de &deed se Hill. Mr. Selmer, had • large peer of the village wish hiss. It is ask ...
... when they work together. The passing ol the Kcclcsiastical Titles Bill roused them to exertion, and the strong and powerlul Whig Government, with Lord John Russell at its head because it betrayed them, was -hivered to atoms, and the Orange admin ol Lord ...
... adiollsoot, is a peals by is a soared the set by Is lb. soh atiblest ; we inatelf ef mommmin to be raised is Debora, Mt it I. Whig io TM el Meow It with a Clieridie hire, sd • Mallobe if er i C=. 114111 ' airseteetes. by me at the yeet adebt amest Is yew ...
... designs of the Northern Autocrat. tlering of, the observations just made by Mr. Finlay, the Proprie- glad to tor of The Northern Whig, in the course of bis able address, Tue Rate or Discoust.—The ance of England having raised the rate of interest aud di What ...
... the day time, and at night were secured to their beds. The governor said he did not recollect a single instance of a woman Whig put in a strait waistcoat. He admitted that he had one day stopped the dinners of nine debtors in the twenty prison: of them ...
... ha. nearly lest oral: Ks win Cholas 1 , n from Love-lame. I did eat knew the hares; but . Mr. Thszes Pr Iwo is The densest 'Whig saddle with f,t 0 the stirrup., aril slightly leeward. He I.lbsg the ivias in hie bail; bet did .at to 1,k.. Any What to pall ...