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... Brownlow House, Slat June, 1858.— Northern Whig. Wills.—The will of the late most noble Spencer, Duke Devonshire, K.G., P.C., was proved in London by the present of Devonshire (heretofore Earl of Burlington), the sole executor—the personality sworn under ...
... Mr. i* Belpast.—The Northern Whig concludes notice of Mr. Spurgeon's sermon, which is reported at some length, in these terms :— u We cannot deny that Mr. Spurgeon is a remarkable man, and we not wish to deny that has elements of power and forcible expression ...
... APRIL 24, NO FOK THE WHIGS. Farts are, often times, stranger than fiction. If any one, few short month* ago, predicted that l>erl»v would now Premier, would treated an visionary or babbling dotard. deeply rooted in office were tbe Whigs thought have been ...
... WHIGS AND TORIES. GRIATIX to the chagrin of mere party men, the government promises to hold its ground for the remainder of the session. The attempts of the Whip to raise an outcry against them have signally failed, and we hear nothing now of those formidable ...
... A FANATIC. (PROM THE KORTSF «!« WHIG ) „ Th« otbprdelinquency, on part of retrber, n-tice in at i* h • coßrepon.U-nt of • Saan- NVwa-Letter.** who. wnUne. appe»w ,0 an illiterate perron yet. presume, the tacw rta are, in Puhatance, correct. It •rT^* * ...
... KILKENNY, SATURDAY, DEC. 4, 18L8. THE WHIG REFORM TREMOR. The feeling now is that the Whip will be outgeneralled, and that Lord Duasv will propose an outrageously radical reform bill, and that they will oppose it. Forsooth, this is amusing in its way ...
... all and every me P in office the Whig?, whose policy it w, 0 ' 1 1 /. elevating to place and power a few Cawthohc ne s. that they may, with greater security, persecute priests and degrade our religion. , The present Whig prosecution must effect some goou ...
... bettered their condition. They were in let 2 made the convenient tools of the Whigs ambitious of power and place, of which they am far more tenacious than of principle. Once the Whig turn was served, the people were regarded as used to, and were aerordingly ...
... that here the great Whig nobleman and politician, man who has held the highest offices in the state, and who is looked on an oracle hy bis party, aetaaliy avowing an illegal inter* fereoee, through his agent* with the eonrse of justice. Tenants, a* is ...
... Juvenile Whig. But now he is as stoic as Druid, impenetrabie Stonehenge on the subject. Not so Lord John. He has father-in-law alive, and therefore .considers himst.lf as stripling in the ring ; and any insinuation to the contrary bristles up like middle ...
... BELFAST BIOTS. It may appear strange first sight to bear the statement made, namely, that the Whig and the Tory Governments have contributed about equal share producing the late riots Belfast: nevertheless the statement critically true. And, moreover ...
... country together' (renewed laughter), He believed that the Whig Catholic party In this country still loved their country and their religion, and If they could only »cec that their private interests required thtir return national duty, they would cheerfully ...