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... (From the Richmond Whig.) The question has been asked, will England be able to put down this insurrection? We ask, in turn, why not ? She is the most powerful nation on the face of the globe; she has not only her own wealth, but the wealth of the world ...
... THE ARMT IN IRELAND. (From the Northern Whig.) The other day we had express our regret that Belfast should be detaining so many soldiers from Indian service. But it appears our regrets were entirely thrown away. The government is maintaining a large army ...
... fortunately, he is at hand. Some years ago it was the fashion for decrying politicians to ridicule the Gates of Somnauth. Whig and Whig-Radical journals had not a sufficient stock of contemptuous words to cast upon Lord Ellenbobouoh. He was pillar of egotism ...
... certainly the most expensive contest that ever distinguished the annals of electioneering. Viscount Milton was supported by the whigs ; Mr. Lascelles (afterwards Earl of Harewood and grandfather of the present peer) by the tories; and Mr. Wilberforce (father ...
... LORD BROUGHAM ON INDIA. The Great Whig law-lord, an old antagonist of ours, but ever a respected one, is about to pay a visit to Leeds, where we can assure him of a hearty welcome. He is to preside at the Soiree of the Mechanics' Institute, on Tuesday ...
... offenders, and to bring discredit upon the most loyal and devoted of her Majety's subjects, This was like the subtlety of two Whig lawyers, acting under the instructions of Lord Chancellor Brady and Mr. Attorney-General Fitzgerald, and these worthies have ...
... \pp'y J. B. COCKEB, t of Snital Hill. TKD. a clever, well-educated Youth, APP RENTICE io the Counting-house.—Apply to CRICHLEY, WHIG HT, an * C .., Barton W**ir. ...
... —\pp y t*i J. H. COCKErt, t’p of HHI. U7AN fKD, a clever, well-educated Youth, fENTICK in the Coantinc-hoose.—Apply rRCCHLEY, WHIG HT, ♦ C Barton W^ir. ...
... joint candidates on the whig interest for Liverpool. The tories offered to withdraw one of their men, and to this proposal of a compromise Brougham was favourable, knowing as he did that Creevy could get a seat elsewhere. But the whigs would not agree ; went ...
... was or was not cordial and sincere” is not of much importance just now. In the face of the influence of small faction of Whigs (whose capacity to retain the grasp of political power in this borough is now defnnct) combined with that of the Conservatives ...
... November, 1830, be leaves surviving issue three sons and six daughters. The late earl, like his venerable father, was a stanch j Whig in politics, and consistently supported all the measures his party. He entered parliament first for Maiton along with Bryan ...
... quarters to effect it. Officials connected with the Ulsterman, the oigan of the Popish mob, directed its manoeuvres. The Northern Whig, in a series of articles, had offered them every encouragement, and suggested the modes of attack. A more unprovoked, wanton ...