... property stolen was estimated at several thousand pounds per annum. The Belfast Riots.—Mr. David Lynch, Q.C. (Roman Catholic and Whig), and Mr. Hamilton Smythe, Q.C. (Protestant and Conservative), the Commissioners appointed by the Lord-Lieutenant inquire into ...

... But then he is strong conservative, and therefore out of the question with cabinet which would much prefer the nominee of a whig clique. Nothing more has been heard of the new Judge of the Court of Probate, but the Morning Post, a government organ, asserts ...

... stand, two Conservatives might be easily returned, as we kno that the majority of the electors who previously voted for the Whig members are withholding their promises in the full expectation of another Conservative candidate making his appearance in due ...

... the interference of Lord Palmerston, to whom, it might have been supposed, the choice between Mr. Weguelin, the ministerial whig, and Mr. Andxews, the liberar supporter of the government, would have been of little consequence. However, his lordship, being ...

... will be found. It will be a high compliment paid to learning and intellect, and though Mr. deals with history as a decided Whig partisan, his fame as an author is sufficient to hide this great and serious defect. No author of the present day has acquired ...

... knows better than most men the improbability that any section of Englishmen, whether of high or humble station—whether Tory, Whig, radical, or republican -would degrade the country of which they are so proud, for the sordid love of place and pay. We should ...

... intimidation was used. How was it at Windsor, that all the Court servants plumped for the Conservative candidate, while there was a Whig ministry in office? It was an odd thing that all the Court servants should be Conservatives. It was pretty evident that the ...

... kind. And when the division list is examined, it will be found to contain the names of some of the most honourable men the Whig or liberal part}' can boast. Are such men as Sir Francis Baring or Lord Roeert G-rosvexor to be cajoled into joining any ...

... look to the register J I am, Sir, Your obedient Servant, A Well-wisher to to the Conservative Cause. Abingdon, April Bth, WHIG INTIMIDATION. To the Editor of the Berkshire Chronicle. Sir, —Mr. Robert Pile, seconding Mr. Beach, said He hoped all landlords ...

... much more urgent public business. The question of parliamentary reform is not one about which much real enthusiasm exists. The Whig party cannot improve its position by any alteration of the franchise, but on the other handj runs a considerable hazard of ...

... the time he had false whiskers on, but the suspicion was not strong enough to induce him to make any remark. By the aid of whig and these false whiskers it is believed Eckel passed himself for the deceased on the occasion, so that for some months Burdell ...

... has been forwarded to us, as a sketch the above melancholy event: Not a bell was heard, not bow was seen * To distinguish Whig from Tory; The bands were all mute —no fiddle, no flute— Sic transit —the treats, the rows, and the glory 1 The Late Parliament ...