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... preponderance m the representation. The reason is obvious. They are the class most open to the illegitimate influences which the Whigs love to exercise. Thev clung to their own packet boroughs at the time of the Reform Bill, and to command the others they relied ...
... Londonderry Sentinel, ____ is’,ooo DERBY STAIIDAED,- Derry Sentinel LJB* NewryTelegrepfc »1» Derry Journal 8H Northern Whig (BeUsst) 1.7» •• Banner of Ulster 38* ~ Mercury do Record* . 483 Ulsterman do JB6 . 3BB Coleraine Chronicle 961 - - O.r ...
... Parliamentary reform has become a dogma, and is the ofllcial creed all Whig Liberal candidates, and thus the force of circumstances impels the statesman in office to violate the good Whig rule, “ quieta moveas.” A period of comparative quiet is a good opportunity ...
... constitution as an, ineradicable taint.” Whatever has been done to remove this blot in the systems has not been the work of the Whigs, while the latest instances of the kindwhether the gentle endeavours of Mr. Hayter to influence” the Irish members, or the ...
... wherewithal defend themaelvea agaioat the attacks thair armed assailants, •• Very naturally, then,” ok•erfM our cotemporary, the Whig. ** Roman Catholic working conclude that there no honest effort on Orange anniversaries to keep the peace Belfast; and in their ...
... wrth lame universal enthusiasm as animated them in those days, when members Parhament were raembe'rs poUtical unions and when Whig aristocrats talked treason. ongah a nniversaiity, that it will henceforth be for ever impossible to the people with the same ...
... may. any day, be placed at the mercy of rival ruffianism. We hops that Lord Carlisle will note these proceedings.—AW/fcen* Whig. James Spolleh. —The Freeman's Journal says:—“ The manly conduct of the few gentlemen who attended the levee audaciously solicited ...
... all who passed the market. On opening, it was found that it had not come to more than about halt its fuH growth. —Northern Whig. Recovery from Accidental Injury—The young man Mr. Crawford, in the neighbourhood of Articlave, whose life was placed in extreme ...
... mountain were under considerable alarm, Mr. James Coppoek, the oelebeaSed Parliamentary agent, has last got something fieau rim Whigs. The Oleic says:— nnderatand that Copposk, Esq., baa been appointed the Treasnrership of the Kent County Courts, meant the ...
... thsisnv such prounaea weie made, ibat'liribiV«ere giren hy the aitting Member, or thcr ■■•enla isrssion Of POPOLAU PRITIUOKe. Mr WHIG 11 r&oN ga-e notice tbal, Aerly next Sesaion, »».. tT 1t .. Si in. in . Bill intlt.lHfnßewill' 111. r..i«n.ti.n, l>v M ...