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... they were Ihe popular party ; and that the Whigs were opposed to houMhold EuSrsgc , which , the Tories would esy they were ready to concede . The result . In all probability , would have be » n that when the Whigs came into power , and introduced their £ ...
... might affect the nose , was not considered at all applicable to the conscience of the _youth on the table . —BeVwt _-yor-( Ami Whig . _.. . _.. ...
... likely . ' to be _' declared _until _the-vote , _are ' understood to ' . include representativcs ' cf some of the _great _Whig _houses , _such _as the ' , '; _Rtzgeralds , ' Dovers , _Camdens , and _Sullblks _. '; _Four or five of the Scotch Liberals ...
... _ascendancy-men _, _aa . _friends—so-.-fariaai . ithat _/ _is _explicable , _' it ' ' _is _beronse _^ . the _^ i Whigs have manifested _. _' a _^ desire _ifdr _' • _justice to _: ' the _^ Itoman Catholics of Italy _as-well-as _^ of _-Ireland . ; ...
... _yesterday _afternoon , _proceeding _west _. - _THE _- SPECIAIi - _COMMISSION ON THE BBLFAST RIOTS . —Tho _Belfast _Northern Whig of _. _yesterday _says : — _The _Commission was _resumed _this moming _ MrDInriari , solicitor , appeared _forthe _Belfast ...
... enter _immediately upon _his _studies _. —A _' _eic _York Tribune . DEATH OF THB _'Qoss . SssKf _CAOT _. FIELD . —The _Northern Whig records the . death of the Hon _. Henry Caulfield , at Hockley , near Armagh _, _on _the 4 th iltht _., in his _eighty-third ...
... ' QUARRIES . . _ , HOW SIiATES ABB QVAEBrED AND ' DBESSED . . ; SbCIALPECULIARrrrES OF THE WORKMEN . •' ' ' THE CABINB'S • WHIGS ASD TEEE , S . ' ' . WHATWiIiLTHElORDSDO ? ^ IG Hl OHVBOH VOIiTJNTARIES . • ' , IAGGINGOFENGUSH 1 IBERAUSM . .: ...
... unsuccessful attempt to wreck the _Whig _'office , and apparently the other mob was _successful _in pretty _well _wrecking the private _house of the _Whig's proprietor . \ And all this - not _because the Whig ia either Orange ' or Papist , _but ...
... it did . the ' right hon . gentleman the member for Tomworth ' i in 184 C , seeing that the latter wore the - 'Whigs ' clothes • with the Whigs' consent , and the other hag stolen them by fraud and wilful imposition . Again— The right hon . gentleman ...
... difference of eflect . which _, political adversity had upon Whigsand upon _Tories ; The _differencc _^ was this—that the Whigs only _clung , thc doser to their principles , whilst the Tories threw their principles and their very name away as soon as ...
... _implies _some _degree of _independence , and not _mere occupancy , which is apt to imply some degree of _subservience . _The _Whigs and lieformers did not _propose to _alter this basis , _but only to _extend it by giving _votes in _counties to _virtual _owners ...
... _Edinburgh than in ' any _other _part ot _. _the _Idogiloni * ' - For thirty yeara , _dating _ . _from-the Eeform . Bill , the . Whigs reigned _supremein the Northern Metropolis , / and _gave .. to Parliament a ' _sfries - ' of ; . _illustrious representativea ...