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... THE WHIG LAMENT. Air, —Exile of Erin. L /Performed with great applause at the Assembly Rooms, Leith, Monday, Dee. 20. There lectured in Leith a sage Whig politician, His sconce, wise and learned, sad visions did fill— As sadly he wailed o'er bis fallen ...
... THE OLD WHIGS ALARMED AT THE rROORESSIVE TORIES. Manchester Examiner't London correspondent write! »s follows:—Many persons of traditional habit of mind have been seriously alarmed during the past session and the present recess. Alarmed at the progressive ...
... (Front the Northent Whig.) BILLY/AT, Sunday Evening. This evening, considerable excitement caused by the general report that a Ribbon lodge had been cap. Lured in Belfast. The facts are as follows: At 6 o'clock, a party of constabulary, fully armed, ...
... Ve take the follow the je from the Belfast Whig of to-day flax, — yarn, and linen There arked improvement in the demand bas been past for linen cloth in rovemeut of $d per yard Bas, week, and an and an prevails that the been Year will bring us @ good ...
... parties to offer it the stoutest resistance. We shall then have the Palmerston Whigs ultra Tories, just as now the Derby Tories are ultra Whigs and excellent Reformers. The former conversion, how- ever, will not be half so profitable as the latter. Mr ...
... (From the Northern Whig, Belfast.) LINEN. There has been a marked improvement in the demand for cloth in all the country markets during the past week, and an improvement of Jd. per yard has, in most cases, Been obtained; and an opinion generally prevails ...
... KDUC IN IRELAND. (From thi Northern Whig.) Belfast, Thursday. An important and fnfthentia! public meeting was held in Belfast to-day, for the purpose of promoting; the establishment of a system public schools, unde? Government support, for supplying ...
... the performance. During the Whig administration, when the Conservative party appeared to be altogether in a minority, _ and to hare no prospect of return to power, reform was an excellent thing to promise. It kept the Whig Ministry in for a definite purpose ...
... bad heretofore eartied the Whigs along, and leaving behind him a came which is to this day held in grateful remembrunet) by every true disciple of free trade. So may it be in the present ease, that while the ltussell Whigs and the Palmerstonians are talking ...
... Company, to advertise .that the State will be saved by the Whigs. 'the Comr used to be the arena for dinners have been APIAY - Fishmongers' ty; and levels bib or et MY a view ol that the Whigs and will Should ...
... the Whigs, and the Radicals the Conservatives are the parties that ought to bring it forward. Observe the reason. Twenty-five years ago Reform Bill, which has formed the constitution of this country since that time, was brought forward the Whigs. It was ...
... IRELAND. Death ov mr, Krv. Dr Goody. —The Belfast Whig announces the death of the Iter. I)r Goudy, one of the most and riling members of the G. neral Assembly of the Irish Presbyterian Church. Incident.—An advertisement lately appeared to the efftct:—The ...