... before the Whigs, who were content to borrow from him those principles which they employed with success against nis less able successors. The principleofremovingaUunnoccssary fetters upon trade was likewise his, sixtvysars before tho Whigs ever thought ...

... and Fire Fumltu e, polished Birch Albert and Fainted French Bedsteads with Curt tins and Palliasses, Hair Feather Beds and Whig, Painted Wardrobes, Drawers and Presses, Toilet Tables and Basin Bunds, Commodes. Toilet Glasses and Cane-seat Chairs, Kitchen ...

... public notice, and that the Whigs might preserve the monopoly of Reform. The most assailable point in the Queen's Speech is evidently the commercial treaty. is strange enough that in this, in many other instances, the Whig Cabinet find strong opposition ...

... almost evil. For, in former days, when we owed it in some degree to the band of Irish Liberals in Parliament that a feeble Whig Ministry could exist at all, the country had to pay very dear for the support of the small section who owed their return so ...

... that to pass one-half of Reform Bill during the present session would be enough by way of redeeming the pledge given by the Whigs when they were seeking ; and that the necessity of carrying the other in another session would be sufficient pretence for retaining ...

... liberty of the Legations, and thia the highly intelligent Lord Foil ding is of opinion is matter of great gratification ; tor the Whig Government in 1848 bribed the people of the of the Church at the rate of two and three - halfpence 1 piece to attack and overthrow ...

... in the sgitatinn, ha voneheafseone historical foot, and one piece cl eontemporary information. This-is the historical foot: Whig Oevsnmsal, in the revelation of 1848, bymssns ol her Coeval st Home, the Ist* notorious Ur. Preebom, employed eectet service ...

... were hospitablv entertained, and afterwards spent very agreeable and harmonious evening with Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy,— Northern Whig. Sub-Inspector Mathew or Dungannon.—We have roach pleasure in again slating that the health of this most meritorious officer ...

... statement does it not appear that the Pope has many enemies in every class of society, among the Liberals and Conservatives, the Whigs and Tories ? (hear, bear and applause). It would not, however, fair to pass general condemnation on England general, or any ...

... North such an event is unusual, the usual time for lambing being from the middle of March the beginning of April. —Northern Whig. Limerick Coursing Clur.—By the kind permission of James Kelly, Esq., there will be Open meeting on the Bth and of February ...

... Bill a completed act of Parliament. But it is really too bad to hound on Ministers to the conflict if they were negroes. the Whigs have admitted the Radical tan to their counsels, they have not, for all that, abandoned their dear old Fabian policy. While ...

... r **?® Heniaon, who beaueathed him the bulk of his immense wealth. In politics Lord Londesborough was a planch MDoorter the Whig party. He was created Knight Commander of ihe Koval Hanoverian Order, waa a Fellow of the Koval Society and eoreral other learned ...