... Robert Lindsay, member of the Town I rained of Be fast, prosecuted the Messrs. Finlay, proprietors of the Belfast Xoiihern Whig, for having published letter m which the prosecutor was spoken of as belonging to wretched chime,” which had been engaged in ...

... have been the pronmpting motive of this ke Legislation by a Whig? Is it uncharitable to suppose that as the object is to curry favour with the landed interest? , Every one knows that the Whigs have never been very sj favourably looked on by this class ...

... which proves the Whigs to have been always right, and the Tories always wrong, by the simple expedient of applying exclusively the very standards of political morality which our own generation has inherited from the triumphant Whigs ; nor can Mr. Macaulay ...

... man in Englandooteven William Pitt ever had to struggle against snch , tremendous .aids. The Tory ch»inp.ons j chamoions the Whig champions, ami the Kadical lam nions Lord Derby and IlTsraeli. Oladstono end (.ml,an Lord John Uussell and Grey. Cobden and ...

... 1857, at One o'clock Afternoon, there will exposed to sale, by public t'oup, within the Court room of Arbroath, THE folio whig Parts of the Sequestrated Estate of Charles Anderson, Manufacturer, Arbroath I. All and Whole that POWER-LOOM FACTORY, situated ...

... decision of the Supreme Court in the Drcd Scott case. Tlie fccven democratic judges pronounced for the slavery of Drcd, the two Whig judges for his freedom. Tho Secretary of the Navy has ordered the Unit d States’ steam frigates Niagara and Mississipi t‘» ...

... atives, Libe- 2 i.rl Conservatives, and 'Cinservative -Whigs, land there were also Destructivos and' Radicals. But what was tihe differ- ai o' nce between Liberal Conservatives 'and Liberal Whigs he a] of Could not understand. If a gentlelena who at the ...

... Duke'd Cam rid. . K.G., K.P.. G.CTI., G.C . the Senior .■nur.K‘l arv General, u; i: F.-.nhn-hrnent, in c of the of the f-d whig General Offieen:— FI-'UI-M i -h'd Viscount Hartthige. G.C.P.:, di«lSept. 23,1856. Gen. Sir Henry John Gumming, dial Nov. General ...

... pledge that leaves no E o room for another taking the initiative; and even the c ' Benjamin of the declining years of the fallen Whig; t leader, the unfortunate Jew Bill, he has appropriated re y as his oFn, in such seemink 6xnea st that he has every f ohance ...

... Mr. F. I). Fuilat, for upwards of a quarter of a century proprietor of the leading liberal journal of Ulster, the Northern Whig. At Inverness, on the 3d inst., Ansb, eldest daughter of the late Alex. Fraser Tytler, Lord Woodhousclec. At Arbroath, the ...

... be said to have taken an active part in politics; I all his influence was, however, constantly directed in favour le f the Whig party, bat he never allowed his political opin- lo ions to interfere witli private friendship, andlie consequent- m ly lived ...

... of his latest public acts was to head a section of the b Conservative party in Edinburgh, in canvassing and polling for the Whig-Radical, Bailie Brown Douglas, on theground of hispledges to veoa for the abolition of the Maynooth } grant. Soon after Mr ...