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... could not have played pro* consuls with more elegant ease, or more yawningly, than the“ amoliuraiive Morpeth,” Indeed, the one Whig has outdone the other for Chesterfield admitted, as be pressed his repeater, that if Connaught was risen” must also get up ...
... franchise bow could they oppose measure which proposed to add only 190.000 working men to tbe borough constituencies? Tbe Whigs would, of course, keep their eyes on the fugleman, and Radicals were not so blind not to know how much they would benefit if ...
... . It is, indeed, more favourable totbq House of Commons than the arrangements of tbe retiring Ministry, and of most of its Whig predecessors. The nomination of Lord Stanley the Foreign Othue bus en the theme much jubilation iu the Conservative press. ...
... Irish Times and Belfast XcteS'Letter of day following. We may at the aaroe time refer to a spite* ful article in the Northern Whig of Saturday, on the ground that tba Liberal preas wae not rapreaented on the occasion. In answer to thia here only to observe ...
... folfil their duty honestly. Fourthly— The famina and emigration yeara have intervened amee the last religious een.ut, and aa Whig IcgisU* two still founded on that false return, effort should be made lo set mailers right. Theta were the grounds on which ...
... their family was known the Rosea EarUmill till the wadset was redeemed in 1667- The Roses of Kilravock, thongh the whole loyal Whigs, bad a little tenderness towards Episcopacy ; and the stoat Covenanters of the North must have thought Master Hew, the conforming ...
... contest the county with his friend. The accounts received from Oxfordshire throughout (he canvass were most unfavourable to the Whig landlords; every means to induce their tenants abandon tneir own candidate were resorted to, and frequently with success; whereas ...
... ay eeeai.g a large drammiog p'f a**- p.nded Ciunlio.iotd, lb* g'*-i auPny•sce of iob.biUati ibat bo gh'Ktwbood. —Norther* Whig. RetiAkKaiLi Death a Youth.—Ad icqoeti wu held Stockport on Saturd.y, on the b >dy Q-otg. Vaughan, 17 of rge, nephew to M Walter ...
... aooibing legitlafion in our own, baa been done completely, though »«nne>r*ti'ly. Treasury Minute ewd tbe wm nioranrltim of Whig Fotlni rater -oe ral. tbia moment there ia no chance of dispute (retween any two Irishmen, fur they talk of nothing bat letciitding ...
... e»niiiliiin ahuwibg. (Owen bural into teare). Mi Oime—Thia it your Brat time brfi're me—l will only fin# you and eoata. —A'er- Whig. ...
... should bs of it. Mr Ciedcn—l second stha*. The mealing aepavatsd. THE RESULT OF AGRARIAN OUTRAGES IN COUNTY MEATH. Tba Northern Whig aeya—dl may be inter at-, know the real atala of matters in Ibia dia- Iricl of County Meath, wbieb ao neatly ailjoiua the province ...
... on onglo with the horizon of leset /O, end probably near $0 degrees. Tbe sniire phenomenon lasted sbont leu lecuuds.— Troy Whig, October 1- 11X-TREATING SOLDIERS IN IRELAND.—Q v*rsl of liio man 12.U Lauoere, since their arrival io DnodsUc. have subjected ...