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... M‘Cullon’s Hotel, Hillsborough. —Northern Whig. Wherbthe Rev. Hugh Hanna has found the Devil. —The Rev. Hugh Hanna, who made himself so notorious in the late Belfast riots, has written letter to the editor of the Northern Whig, in which he says—“By your article ...
... wisdom of Parliament was shaken, and, to complete the disgrace of the Whigs, the finances constantly declined under their inefficient control. While the Liberals, composed of Whigs and Radicals, Dissenters and Papists, Repealers and Brass Bands, were ...
... work ; all this combined testify their superiority. JAMES REID, Builder. 58, John Street, Aberdeen, August, 1868. Whig and Tory.—The name Whig” is said be derived from the Celtic vyhan, sort of large saddle, with bags attached it, in use among the freebooters ...
... the humorous, his conversation was at once instruc! tive and pleasing. Indeed, he was the life of every company. An ardent Whig, he was stedfast to his creed, never, as he used to say, changing his coat or bis principles; the blue coat and yellow waistcoat ...
... knees too far to France, and opened the door for the Earl of Derby. When the noble Earl accepted office the clamour among the Whigs was tremendous. They were grieved at the divisions in the liberal camp, and cried for united action. Palmerston was to be ...
... SUFFRAGE. (From the Stalesiuau.) The Republican party in lb© United States was formally called the Whig party. In many respects they resemble the English Whigs of 1688 much more than many of our mongrel cosmopolitan Liberals do. as the following article from ...
... Aberdeen had further diminished it to £752,000,000. Under the Palmerston regime and the Russian war (always a pet affair with the Whigs), the laboriously effected reductions of previous years were all swamped, and the debt was swollen to nearly £780,000,000. ...
... ntnoat aeearitr. Their enemies know the adrsnlage which eives to opponents; and Mr Disraaii aaU teiror enough that in 1831 the Whig* wm destrwyad their own majority three hundrad. LAtaataMA lesson from this fact. No man in Urn can doubt that Conservative ...
... elimi V i ! ef be ; S. ea the head. bbo .9 ‘ l °l d • eve Stem et selesieraties, and the is the ma anima b Yftelekossa Is • Whig imams et the emead The the MMus= is it se see mid mode, • fee yerils -primed rims Nom plumb it beads, • sue- awl testa god ...
... the whole case. Mr Miali, in his fr ly said :— the Conservatives are polishing up the last few measures which remained in the Whig repertory, and are giv- ing them, one by one, to the people as inevitable eoncessions. They are probably thereby sowing the ...
... difference between Whigs and Tories now-a-days, according to the Earl of Derby; and his Chancellor of the Exchequer must have had the same thought working in his brain when he described Conservative Government as Tory men and Whig measures. The chief ...