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... to which the noble Marquis, being proprietor of great portion of the electoral division, contributes very largely—Northern Whig. Excitement in the Corn Trade Late on Saturday evening a member of a Greek firm extensively engaged in the grain trade succeeded ...
... John Young. In the list of the minority are the names of Disraeli, Pakington, Walpole, side by side with the Radicals or Whigs, Aglionbv, Bell, Bright, Cowan, Freestun, Hastie, Muntz, and other such. ...
... Lord Holland's Memoirs of the Whig Party rescmblrs the first, but it is more historical and less gossiping. It contains passages of better writing than the former volume, and it lets more into the seorets of tho Whig party. We are bound to say, that ...
... journal of the highest virtue, has, in its publication of Monday, the following most daring appeal to the cupidity of all Whigs in favour:— Three Hundred Pounds to Five Hundred Pounds.— The advertiser, a married gentleman, aged 36, who has been engaged ...
... these two great rams of the flock come trooping fewer than four-and-twenty crucial usurpers* every one of whom—if Whig legislation and Whig government were not mockery, delusion and snare—would be compelled to pay down one hundred pounds sterling to tho ...
... to Cork, whence they will embark for Van Diemen's Land. We believe tbe 77th will su£beed the 12th in this garrison Northern Whig. Queesstown, Tuesday Arrived this day the transport ship Sir George Pollock, of and from London, to embark troops. Cork, Feb ...
... purpose before, and not, as is too frequently the case, after tbey had squandered their resources ruinous opposition.—Northern Whig. Trade the Port Limerick, 1853.—Foreign traders, inwards, 23G outwards, 8. Coastiog. inwards, i 412 ; outwards, 464. Total ...
... one of the best men living—Lord Farnham—cordially co operating with the hereditary as well personal representative of the old Whig party, in rendering just homage to the unsurpassed humanity and gallantry or four heroes—four bumble fishermen. Ought not such ...
... Cantwell to forego his pre. tensions. It says, or seems to say, to that candidate— Sir, wo own you have had your wrongs, j The Whigs did act towards you on a certain occasion in a disappointing manner. Having promised you a place, they did not give it. But ...
... the links of narra- tive supplied by Mr. Stocqueler, fully explain the blun- dering management of the Whig government of India, its Whig agents and Whig generals, which were the im- mediate causes of that unparalleled disgrace; but the also inform us of ...
... gross political, fiscal, and economical blunder than the Irish poor law ne?er existed; it continues to exist simply because Whig and Tory Governments not possess the kuowledge and will not listen to the advice of poor law guardians. ...
... we have numerical return; but we are iuformed thjt it ia there quit>' as bad as at the Antrim side of the river,—Northern Whig. ...