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... opinion coming from all parts of the United Kingdom, addresses signed by men of all ranks in society and shades polities by Whigs, Radicals, and Tories all feeling it right that when the interests of the country were at stake, party differences should be ...
... the 9th inst., Mr Richard Ileslop, sgel 56 years. Glenarm.on the 10th inst, Francis D. Finlay, .. proprietor of the Northern Whig. Alexandria, Egypt, the2sth ult., .» Esq., aged 39 years. ...
... episcopal patronage O faUen into hands of Lord to ° ERfi T materia interfere with the effect ical S eloc Uent adjuration. As Whig- . l f observes .with evident self-satisfac, llow the Present Bench of J° trtu ted, Lord Derby's appeal of last n ° fthe ...
... t of the franchise. They all remembered tbe cry of the bill the whole bill, and nothing but the bill. They remembered that whig commissioner was sent down with an elastic measure in his pocket, and that when a borough was on too •mall a scale he pulled ...
... thought he is still in the neighbourhood of Belfast, and that he will ultimately surreuder himself to the authorities.— Northern Whig. ...
... shipowners are deeply interested in •' pnshing a trade with China, the Premier has suddenly become an immense favourite with both whigs, tories, and radicals, who got up the subjoined requisition to him this afternoon :—To the Right Honourable Lord Palmerston ...
... tatt ? Nay, knaw not. What ist like Like? it's like; nay, I knaw not what it's like; it's like whey.whig, and drink but far finer. (Whey-whig is liquor made whey, with mint, and balm, and walnut leaves flavour it, the Falerniau ol Borrowdale). ...
... the whole of Fox's canvass was one of i the most remarkable ever known. Wharton himself was outdone. The fairest women of the Whig aristocracy worked for his eause. Every day their carriages the horses glittering with his colours—drew on their , favourite's ...
... of a determination to obey in preference the higher law. The severance of the two old parties of Whigs and Democrats was another hopeful sign. Tbe Whigs were in favour of tbe Federal Government, they were in point of fact much the same in their political ...
... consequence of their opposition to this law. At the election of the year before last that party formed an union with the strait Whigs, and abolished the Maine Law. They introduced a license system-; the result was a revival of intemperance, and at the last ...
... Smith, solicitor, Sedbergh, appeared for * c Conservatives, and Mr. T. Green, clerk to Mr. Robin-0 solicitor, Settle, for the Whig-Radicals, by whom the °le of the objections were made, but they only sustained oe of them. The Conservatives, we are glad to ...
... Her Majesty would have probably given her assent. But what is the actual composition of this chance majority ? Derbyites, Whigs, Peelites, and Peace professors ; —Would this motley herd hold together a single day, if called upon to form a Ministry ? No ...