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... years, that England has never been safe under the Whigs; and the fact takes the shape of maxim in every English heart, that it will never prosper under the Whigs. Since the reign George 111. the Whigs have never been in power but to throw the Empire into ...
... principle of the measure of which the Whigs had only given a vague idea : ** My Lords, do cot say that, itself, the extension of the numbers of the constituency is not perfectly consistent ...
... v tnrr. SK /. POK T Y WHO GALES FOR WHIG OR TORY B** nr Wl ig or Tory. Tbr* off tbo party wash 1 overt thi-u England’* glory Tie that alone I aak— If so. give heart and hand, F ...
... SECRET BOCIETBRS 2N BELFAST ANOTBRII ARIIRIT. (From the Whig of Yetlerdag ) Last night, the public exaiternrnt which been intensely felt In town. In of tha arrests of the of Daoambar. was allll further by anotbar capture mada by Constabulary. appears ...
... NEWRY, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1859. HOW MAY ITALY COUNTERACT THE EVIL OF WHIG INTERVENTION? Events seem to bo tending, directly, if not rapidly, to that consummation which we have latterly considered to be foreshadowed by the portents abroad. The news of ...
... improvement, were, in the imaginations of the Whigs, the sources Irish evils and Irish difficulty; and all the remedies suggested by the source Whig wisdom failed correct the one or remove the other. The Whigs misinterpreted, if they all took account of ...
... ange on that of the Whigs admitted, by general consent, to be for the better. The heading of this article indicates one of the most remarkable results of the policy that contrasts, so decidedly and so favorably, with that of the Whigs. The Government has ...
... the realm, —the Earl of Glasgow having dictatorially suggested the preference of Mr. Campbell, of Craigie, who stood on the Whig interest. Feudal influence, it delights us to find, has not far prevailed as absolutely to prevent free election. Sir James ...
... policy of the Whig* in introducing thit question before the house. They aec that the Conaervativea have become the moat popular party Ireland, and they have determined, if possible, to deprive them of their acceptance with the people. The Whigs accordingly ...
... office, have the Whigs regained confidence ? The question involves insult to the common sense and right feeling of the country, whose confidence is not to be won factious machinations, suggestive of no other conclusion but that the Whigs are prepared to ...
... GEMS THE REVIVALS W© c“py th© following from n Prolrstant conlempornry the Belf«»t Northern Whig. Comment ihvm would b** superfluous they spouk for ihwmsvlws iruroprt-tongued ; ...
... BRICK, a rate par thonsand deli▼ered from the kilo. The field ia about six milet from Belfast. Address** Brickraaker./)ai7y Whig Office, Belfast. ...