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... Liberals who addressed o that- meetinig' united in declaring and repeating what 6 cur obstrautives, whether calling themselves Whigs or Tories, persistently deny that the House of Comnions, 0 as at preseiit constituted, does not adequately represent the ? ...
... irelartb. EDUCATIONAL MOVEMENT IN IRELAND.— The Northern Whig says that a number of noblemen and gentlemen met recently in the Town Hall, Belfast, to con- sider the deficiency of educational institutions in the north of Ireland, and, especially, the want ...
... THE IISHE SECGRT SOCIBTIES. (ai BtITISH AhND IRISH MAGNETIC TZLVQLA2H.) BELFAST, FRTDAY EvcNIrG. The Northern Whig of this evening has the fol. lowing:- The inquiry into the cease of the sixteen prisoners arrested in Belfast on the 5th December, charged ...
... office with all the honoars of war. Mr. CLAY supposes that he may frame a useful, 1 straightforward measure, adopting all his Whig op-l ponents are pledged to, and adding something more , of his own; a measure which, though as a whole it 1 may fall very ...
... the most trivial concession seemed in many eyes to be dishonourahie truckling; the total and irreparable destruction of the Whig ministry that was bsought about (on the 19th February) by the junction of the Tories with the whole of the independent Liberals ...
... consistency or incon- sistency to the Bedouin Sheik whom you have tried to tame! What's Hecuba to him or he to Hecuba? Tory, Whig, Radical, are only names; but the conduct of war, of Government, of men, are realities that may satisfy the ambition even of ...
... bristles of the most slavsh constituency. Nevertheless the Times is honest on this subject, and dares to say what Tories and old Whigs only dare to think. I find very strange argumejits. in the Times.. There is af picture drawn of a faithful workman who has ...
... c leittiI''III ]/ut. ) 'I'he SL,,etL o !njeetlo io i 'f which M1 r. Estiuirt takies cignisailice, Ls fiuieiell s lmply on W\hig or i Hladi cal ?? timd pr esuptiol. OmleisivativCs opposed the tttfurni 13ill of 1S.32 tihevsfore thev do not wilh, Mid1 tougilt ...
... perhaps a specious one and the eagerness with which it has been seized upon, ).ot only by 1\11. Bright's follower-, but by the Whig defenders of the old Reform Act, shows it is looked upon as available for Ibe gpneral purposes of stump oratory. Nevertheless ...
... EDUCATIONAL MOVEMENT IN TRET,AND.— The Northern Whig says that a number of noblemen and gentlemen met recently in the Town Hall, Belfast, to con- sider the deficiency of educational institutions in the north of Ireland, and, especially, the want, generally ...
... INVESTIGATION OF THE CASE OF THE! BELFAST PRISONERS. g [BY BRITISH AND IRISH MAC;NEETIC ' IE7A GRAPH.] [FROM TITE NORTTHERNN WHIG.] BELFAST, FRIDtY EVENIN:. The inquiry into the case of the sixteen 1riior. arrested in Belfast on the 5th December, char.t ...
... takenI stron( steps till it was found necessary that 0 they should be adopted; but this forbearance has been carried by the Whigs to al absolute vice. Their rule in Ireland vas of that nature that they dare e scarcely discountenance, not to say putnish ...