... improvements, the Whig and Tory parties had never come into collision and there is nothing to show that the latter was more averse to them than the former. From Parliamentary Reform, the one had as much to fear as the other and if the Whig 3 were more favourably ...

... Ireland. —The Serious Disturbances in Lurgan. —The Northern Whig says, in reference to the riots in Lurgan, of which a abort telegram arrived on Saturday : Last night a good deal of excitement was created in Belfast, by an announcement that serious d ...

... universal outburst of derision has overwhelmed the Whig plotters, and that the organs in the press of the most opposite opinions have concurred in mocking, execrating, and condemning the conduct of the Whig Ministry and their Catholic parasites. For ourselves ...

... light let in upon the intentions of the Cabinet on the subject of Parliamentary Reform, (says the Leader). The Palmerston Whigs, Conservatives by sympathy, have length abandoned the affectation of reserve. It is the fashion now to talk of the question ...

... light let in upon the intentions of the Ca in»-t on the subject of Parliamentary R-form, (says the Leader). The Palmerston Whigs, Conservatives by sympathy, have at length abandoned the affectation of reserve. It is tho fashion now to tilk of the que-tion ...

... since Mr. Paiker was rejected, that the extreme Liberal party would be broken up; and now ■>trong effort is being made by the Whigs to once more get the town into their hands. Mr. Leader and party h«te Mr. Hadfiel l, and no good friends of Mr. Roebuck; they ...

... 1834. PUBLISHED ON MONDA.Y EVENING, NOV. 16, 1857, AT 15, DUKE STREET, LONDON BRIDGE. NO CM= NO PAT. V POTTER, Hair Dresser, Whig Maker, and Per_R:l• undertake to prevent the HAIR from FALLING OFF, and RESTORING IT ON BALD PLACES after any illneek with ...

... Church—not the indulgence tholic Priesthood ceased to serve the Whig party by dbe absurd to deny that England may at some of their own hatred and revenge, but the sublime ends exerting, in favour of Whig candidates, their intime or other be involved in a disastrous ...

... their commanders. If this simple tribute is denied, we shall begin to think — which indeed we do—that Army reform is like Whig reform, no reform at all. Why has the list been kept back? Simply because it is too terrible in detail, and will show the ...

... health - and that of the local clergy, said that the Church knew no dtst.nct,on as to political parties-betwecn a 1 ory or a Whig a Chartist Radical. She took them all her embrace, and wished all to be guided her noble, charitable, and Christian principles ...

... Lord High Steward, «nd upon his death the late Duke of Beaufort accepted the post of honour. At the time his death, 1851, the Whigs were in considerable majority in the Town Council, and they carried the election of Earl Fitzhardinge. The honour now reverts ...

... 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 ...