... man who is not afraid to give his brother man to vote ! In plain language, a Tory may be described as the opposite of a Whig. Thu Whigs promised the suffrage to the operative classes, but the Tories gone it to them. We daresay the North Baton is, and has ...

... ingenuity, and ought to bear Samples ought, certainly, to be meter preservation in the Custom-house and bar of men*. —Nortlitra Whig. ...

... Constitutionalists, this Whig of Whigs has turned Liberal, and pretends an admiration for men and measures which in his heart he despises. His resolution to vote out Mr Disraeli is at once the splenetic utterance of a baffled Whig and the furious bid of ...

... posseses beyond doubt the largest immediato connection in both Houses of Parliament, not merely on his own side, but among the Whigs. He held for many years the post of Groom of the Stole to Prince Albert, personally very acceptable at Court. His bearing, ...

... is whether the British paper-makers or John Bright and his Whig friends are renegades to those Free Trade principles expounded so clearly long ago by Adam Smith. But I believe all that the Whigs really desire is that the paper-makers should quietly loose ...

... fondly hope will be kept in subjection, and w;th the Whig clique in the Criminal Courts with their wry faces, stained coats, and injured feelings, which, to be appreciated, must be seen. Your Fife Whig on feeling himself dropped from the political game ...

... BELFAST TRADE REPORT. . {From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) Linens. —Notwithstanding that we are unable to report any increased animation or activity of demand in the home trade, a fair businessexists for the season, and stocks show symptoms of increase ...

... only lost by a majority of 20. The conclusion, therefore, drawn by Mr Roebuck, in his history Parliamentary Reform, that the Whigs of those days were opposed to any change in the representative system, is scarcely warranted. In the following year, the Rockingham ...

... reasons of the absence or hostility of such men as Mr Russell, he found some rather hard things say of the Whigs, especially the Edinburgh Whigs. To us, however, it seemed that the presence of certain persons who have figured prominently in connection ...

... BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From Ike Northern Whig.) Linens.—Another week of partial inaction has been added to those of the foregoing portion of the month. Exports have been very limited, but the feeling prevalent in manufacturing circles is very hopeful ...

... to have all the linen goods stored in New York burnt if the Belfast mere to did not withdraw their support from the Northern Whig for daring to meddle with the absurdities of his Fenian friends ; and then, said Mr O'Keeffe, whet would become of Belfast ...

... BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (From the Northern Whig Saturday.) Our local trade has been quiet. During the last few days the weather has been broken, and we would be tlie better for a little more sunshine. Linens.— The production of hand-loom goods still continues ...