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... gold. In the dry records of the earlier days of his Whig friends, and more startling realities of later times, the literary LUG • great mind, and the fiery eloquence of an accomplished orator. The Whigs can never sufficiently repay their historian for the ...
... Doodle,” and the complimentary sslatatioa dipping wes exotanged between the two slips, Tus Mugper or Mr, Ectis.—The Northern Whig, although published at the end of the kingdom, ecems to b3 familiar with the story which attributes the death of Mr. Elis to ...
... ws that tenant-right is a nullity in England; and the following from the Wort hern Whig tells us how — tenants-at-will are served in Treland : ¢jictment case In the Whig-of Th we gave a of an t Soazi & few days since, at Bandon , Pourtr, ayed with graphic ...
... reached a second reading. Very shortly after mal rt its introduction, the Government was defeated on pro n a Militia Bill; the Whigs went out, the Tories and came in, and there was an end of the matter for ?? 0 that year. ind Ir In February,l1853, the Liberals ...
... men and Englishmen are heirs to—namely, three paid Commis aioners, being three Whig gentlemen of agreeable politics and easy disposition, and also very thick with the Whig aristocracy. The onus probandi now lies, indeed, upon any man who says he is ...
... Lord President—who was then, believe, Marquis Lansoowmb—himself one of the must experienced and most prudent of all living Whig legislators, once Chancellor of the Exchequer in tightest times, and still, as the searching questions he put witnesses proved ...
... little more attention to the ciriumstances oI particu'ar localities would not have belp misplaced. M , an while the Northern Whig, although published atthe opposite end of the kingdom, seems to b familiar with the story which attributes the death of r. ...
... Briscoe. Parliament hoped to procure subscribers to fresh loan of £2,564,000 at only seven percent. The Whig leaders opposed the scheme, but Whig country gentlemen as well Tory were much delighted King William himself. The Act of 7 and 8 Wm. 111. cap ...
... respected by those with whom business him io contact. PiccoLoMini'’s Mer. Cowen, to the Picoolomini party, writes t> the Northern Whig :— I wiilnct, cannot deny thst part cf your editorial, and Mr. Cooke’s communication, with reference to the amount to ba paid ...
... Cabinet, and the mercantile public have at last discovered, and now we wait to see which influence will predominate—whether the Whig Cabinet will oppose themselves to the spirit of peace, and suffer British commerce to be annihilated, or whether the merchant ...
... themselves undisturbed, the congregations each succeeding Sunday growing small by dpgreee and beautifully leas.—Northern Whig. The Duke of Newcastle the Church in India.—The Duke, urging the claims of the Gospel Propagation Society at East Retford, ...
... of Messrs. Andrew Sitewart and UoCcj of Greenock. The liabilities are estimated at £75,000. a 12 Ri d The Belfast Norlhe~rni Whig, in noticling'the run upon of h the banks in that district, Says- At times ?? becomes TI I- very evident that, owing to i ...