... say that it was reserved for the Government of Lord Derby to settle this question, which had never been' s settled by the Whigs. (Hear, hear.) As to India. they must begin by satisfying the Indian people that rebellion was hopeless, and having effected ...

... mat, to heal h. But the chiefs of the Liberal party in Great Britain — Aberdeen anti the Peelitea—Lord John Ruseell and the Whigs—and Palmerston and the Liberals, saw what au amoent of political capital could made of the business, how it might cloak the ...

... was renewed by Lord Palmerston on Monday evening ; and the House of Lords had it before them on Tuesday. It seems to have cut Whig leaders in the tenderest parts, for they wriggle and writhe under it. But why should they do so, ^rd by their fviug impede ...

... in conjunction with Mr Brainston, and continued in Parliament up to 1852. He again was candidate for that district in the Whig interest, but was defeated by a considerable majority by Mr Bramston awl Sir W. Bowyer Smyth. The deceased is succeeded in ...

... week glass to the value of £950 has been destroyed. Four places of worship have also been more or less injured. The Northern Whig thus describes the state of the town on the fifth night of the campaign : If a stranger had entered Belfast on Friday evening ...

... question. Mr P. W. Martin seconded the motion, an animated debate followed, in the course of which Sir Arthur Elton warned the Whigs that, unless they supported the Ballot, they would not again obtain the support of the country ; and Mr B. Hope made the p ...

... three months ; but the average duration has been somewhat about a year. Thirteen of these administrations were Tory, fourteen Whig, and the rest of a mixed character. The following tabular statement, which we take from a pamphlet in defence of the Derby ...

... AND MODERN SAINTS. There is much truth in the following contrast between ancient and modern saints, drawn by the Northern Whig. The religion of the present day has too little of a personal warfare with inherent sin, and is too much given to that spirit ...

... from both sides of the Houma They have marked with their brand the military organisation of the country. They have led the Whigs into the movement for abolishing the property qualification, and next week they will have two field-days in the House of Commons ...

... policy of another Administration should it incur a like reproach regarding Austria. The national feeling of England is anther Whig nor Tory; and whoever may be in office, and whoever may be in opposition, that opinion will make itself felt, and will enforce ...

... did the Brigadier intend to do/ %V liy did he send men to occupy the position which they when nutimag was to gained by their Whig there? o by, it he really intended to take the piece, was it not at ouce at the point of the bayonet ? Or, rather —nail thief ...

... undertaking, and wo trust that she will fulfil all the expectations of her Owners, and realise the hopes of the country.—Northern Whig. ...