... Ireland. Trade in Ulster—The Northern Whig on this subject, says : — Ulster has happily known little of the recent crisis, as regards stoppages of firms, although deep and general distress has been occasioned among the working population and small s ...

... question would be settled, and the Sphinx would be uprooted and ready for the British Museum or the Place Concorde. Northern Whig. ...

... were they who constituted the activity and life of Kirriemuir. Back to the days when the greatest distinction amongst us was Whig and Tory, when our great political champions were battling for the Reform Bill which we fondly believed was to accomplish so ...

... in 1831. The rotten burghs of England were a standing reproach ; and had it not been for the interest which some influential Whig families had in that kind of property, schedule A. would undoubtedly have been much more comprehensive than it was. With that ...

... into contempt. will admit that Mr was clever, bold, and zealous ; but bis talent was for intrigue, his ardour was that of Whig-paid agent, and daring was, in political sense, synonymous with utter contempt cf scruple. Enlightened cynics have ■een engaged ...