... ca bl e, h ow the Protestant public is affected towards the proposal of that highly respected divine. Monunn.—The Northern Whig gives the following particulars of an atrocious murder committed at Warren_ point, in the county of Down The subject of the ...

... practicable, how the Protestant. public is affected towards the proposal of that highly respected divine. MIIRDEIL—The Northern Whig gives the following. particulars of an atrocious murder committed at Warrenpoint, in the county of Down :-. The subject of ...

... dislike. From some cause or other, all probability best known to themselves,- Glifinia; seems to bear no good feeling towards the Whig Thucydides, Macaulay, who. in several Poblications, has sat for portraits, at this literary artist's hand. In the present volume ...

... t understood . to be one of . the many causes which resulting from the loss of a link in a n y other part called. agta The Whigs,' headedd ih byra t Lord tiJleoynsrean a h n a d r din y i sti e of the golden chain of traditio n , th e l oss o f one gated ...

... including th, Midsummer Night's Dream music ; and crumbs of patronage, they must be made to disgorge a little; and the Whigs generally are not particular to a shade who suffers, provided they share in the spoil, an the overture to The Isles of Fingal ...

... must be made to disgorge the oerture to The Isles of Fingal. Such a program', should command a large audience. - and the Whigs generally are not particular to a IjE THEATRE ROYAL, the Pantomime still con The Archaeological Association, after having long ...

... ea d y supafter of the Whigs, a f r e e -t ra d e C omm i ss i oner of i n quiry for Sir R. Peel, and a prosy writer o f very middling sonnet s . Ministers generally find agents of about their own calibre, and therefore the Whig Foreign the profit of ...

... THE. MNJnRY AND THE WAX THE possession, of office by the Whigs has always been detrimental to that popularity, upon which they have plumed themselves, for they, never yet went out until they had forfeited every claim to public. confidence, and their ...

... our.-capitalists are embarking their money in the French loan. THE MINISTRY, AND THE WAR , THE possession, of office by the Whigs has always been detrimental to, that popularity upon which they have plumed themselves, for they never yet went out until' ...

... mismanagement, pervaded all ranks of the people, and was shared in by the representatives of all political parties. Tories, Whigs, and Radicals vied with each other in bringing about a change in the mal-administration ; and Mr. ROEBUCK having acquired the ...

... Conservative-Whig Coalition, Mr. Disraeli would be the -Oat difficulty ; but, as a sensible correspondent of the tiorning Post —hiniself a confessed Whig has observed though his own party cannot honestly desert and it may be hard for the Whigs, after calling ...

... This is impossible. The country will not stand it. It is, on the other hand, said that the Whig section of the Ministry will try to obtain strength from the Whigs and Radicals not nnw in government ; but the motion of Lord Lyndhurst, which will, doubtless ...