... requisites of justice have been violated in their case, and the mede of treating them reminds him of Austrian tyranny. The Northern Whig supplies some information touchit rpirators :—— the legal proceedings at Belfast against the alleged “The ing into the case ...

... of their own thickness of sight. There is a great deal of old- womanism now amongst many who were smart Radicals and dapper Whigs five-and-twenty years ago. Far be it from us to say, however, that the contend for is a careful discrimination between the ...

... To show the of it—suppose, two members being to be returned, that Av acd ‘ory candidates, and have 40 supporters, and C. the Whig candilate, whe bas $0 supporters, The 40 voters ve 3 votes each—120 altogether — ...

... have said that he did not ‘consider the enforce- ment of the reciprocity clauses inconsistent with Free Trade, but that the Whigs would be sure te raise an outcry against it as if it were. In addition to what he now states he said, his words, as re- ported ...

... LORD PA E ON THE REFORM BILL AND THE WHIGS. The f on Monday ing speech was delivered xt the dinner at Brechin Lord Paswvae, i; after our reporter had left :-— in acknowledging the toast of his health by the Earl of , said—I rise to thank you your ial ...

... owm particular principles. Essentially however unpopular the expression may essentially, I say, they are those of a Whig. The old Whig principles I understood from the life, conversation, speeches, and character, of the man whose name I bear Charles James ...

... disappeared with the new creation into the blank void of impracticable schemes, Mr Baxter had sundry pleasant flings at the Whigs ; and last October very pre ly took exception to Lord Panmure’s expressed notions of Reform. His Lordship retorted at Brechin ...

... to hear a good report from Belfast, where the spinners are fully alive to the peculiar position of the trade. The Northern Whig states that “there ‘are at present, on the average, of idle and partially employed spindles, about one-cighth of the whole ...

... DUNDEE, PERTH AND CUPAR ADVERTISER, 18, 1859. Tue Secret Socrertes.—The Northera Whig has vt possession af a cop of the informations in the case of the fast prisoners, hich all those which the authorities had been so anxious to suppress. Ma as Hick TO ...

... seriously, your removal from the House of Commons has also removed from knowledge of what is passing around you. And scarcely » Whig voice is raised in favour of Reform, the people are just as much in nest in desiring Reform as they were in 1832. I shall send ...

... memberfor the’ 4 is worth all the temy popularity that a departure from it may give anyone.” But shortly after this he says, “that Whig principles stop at a certain int and then turn ;” and I he alludes to this fact—that after he was unseated for the county of ...

... expected arrivals also the same. We do not, therefore, expect any improvement until produce be cheaper. Trape The Northern Whig that “letters to hand from Melbourne, up to the 15th of November, are more satis. factory as to i and especially so in rela- ...