... interests so many brickbats were flung, and so many shillelahs put in motion ! In Antrim, we have the assurance of the Nor- thern Whig that the most thorough and barefaced intimidation carried the election. In the market- | places, at the railway stations, in ...

... the Corporation pee ee new Bride- J. Co. pledge themsetves that al goods offered by them shail be of th ee of bond on Monday. Whig ore ewe just’y described in catalogues, wi next, on premises, or of the pete N.B.—The Auctioneer respectfully calls the attention ...

... When we are unable to derive any distinct idea of distribution by calling men or Conservatives, or Liberal-Conservatives, Whigs, Tories, or Radicals—becanse opinions aré #0 fused and crossed that the are dis- tinctions without a difference—we experience ...

... his persevering energy and skill; and, himself Whig, hod secured the friendship and esteem of such men the father of the present Mr. Ambrose Lace, Dr. Shepherd, Mr. lioscoe, &c., the then leaders of the- Whig party of the town; and these gentlemen determined ...

... his metropolitan cathedral: England's common tense may brand these shams with infamy and execration, bat Dr. Musgrave —oar Whig' appoint id Archbishop—hat resolved that in him these -execrable shams shall find a protector and sympathising friend. Our ...

... offended her. She determined to make sacrifices, and to give a new 'lace to the London Conference by drawing nearer to the Whigs, who were then at the head of affairs. Although the Emperor Nicholas had a strong and well founded antipathy to England, it ...

... Elintbeth; the Chat- and ham parallel is an old story; and now we are l M. told that in him we have a sec3nd Pitt. The era, Whig Edinusuqh Review, the inheritor of the [ an traditions of Fox, Grey, and constitutional Reform, lity cannot, it seems, bet ...

... seem we are threatened in this town. I am desirous of recurring to those old English and triennial parliaments of which the Whigs deprived us. I shall withhold my support from every ministry which will not originate some great measure to ameliorate the ...

... notwithstanding. Indeed we hope that mere party ties set more loosely on our representatives than in the good old days when Whig: and Tory were all the rage, and each monopolised all virtue, patriotism, and public spirit to itself. Happily those times ...

... attorney, [Joe Parkes,] and a Cockney tailor, [F. Place,] as the wise whigs in the bill, the whole bill days insinuated might easily be done, was converted by these very whigs to the partial defeat of a festive demonstration in Dublin in honour of ...

... sir, your obedient servant, •* Dtebt.” [Lord Debut’s reply straightforward. Lord Job* Russell's rather an ajiology for the Whigs having systematically refused to appoint really eltk clerics to Welsh secs, yes, long after the church-people of Wales had ...

... only were a large body of lii,ervatives forward to testify their approval general principles, but oven the most Oble of the whigs, headed by Mr. Hanbury, to him their full support. Q ,aturday Review professes utter inability to co end Mr. Disraeli's Aylesbury ...