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... THE WHIGS OF AULD LANG SYNE. TIIK I'UEMIKK ash THE PKKT.S. (From Punch.) aiikl sui>[Mirtcr« l>e forgot, Ami never brought to inm.l should null I Whigs l>e remeinlieroil not Whigs of auUl lang syuo. For auld syne, my frieuds. For auld lang ; Well gie baith ...
... Factories Act Extension Act. —The proprietor of the Northm Whig, a daily newspaper published in Belfast;, has petitioned the House of Commons to some modification the measure in its application I>> the night work required from young persona employed daily ...
... his held power in England since the Coalition Cabinet of Lord Aberdeen. The Trlrx/rop/t objects that in the New Ministry the Whig clement so largely dilutes the cabinet that it dill: cult to detect the Itadical llavmir ; but it must not forgotten that Mr ...
... have the Whig triumph in the Kuliuid of 1784 and 'B5. The Tories resume the superiority in the Jacobin of 1797 and '9B. Next comes the age of the Whig Moore, duly succeeded by that of the Tory Hook, and we find ourselves arrived at the * New Whig Guide,’ ...
... “28 | monts Mr has made with the of jealously and exclusion which has marked Whig administrations. EARL RUSSHLL’S ENDOWMENT SC! nacomnramiaine hoaestilitw af the ercal The of to-day expres: | af Protestant | te i. hich | to endow the Romaa Catholic Hie ...
... sons and two daughters. All were born alive. Four survived their birth but a short time, and one is still living.— Northern Whig. ...
... the Whig triumph in the Rolliad of 1784 and '85. The Tories again resume the superiority the Anti- Jacobin of 1797 and '98. Next comes the age of the Whig Moore, duly succeeded by that of the Tory Hook, and we find ourselves arrived tke New Whig Guide ...
... THE BELFAST RIOTS. {From the Northern Whig.) Belfast, Thursday morning.—At the Riots Commission yesterday, Mr Ross, millowner, was the first witness examined. lie was in favour of a reorganised police, as was Mr Peter Regan, the next witness, who stated ...
... ing Protestantism of our Diocesan. For member of one great Whig family to take so decided a step against the xnjsmber of another Whig house, was no doubt a painful step for the leading Whigs long been taunted with their clannishness, and perhaps not without ...
... IRELAND. The Northern Whig states that the distress from want of employment amongst the hand-loom weavers and embroiderers in Ulster is increasing and that many of them are seeking for agricultural work. The Royal Dublin Society have determined that an ...
... art yon took during tbe recent Election tor Tynemouth, in denouncing all personal slanders, whether they emanated from the Whig side or from tbe Tory side. But now, Sir, the election being over, and Mr Trevelyan's party having gained a victory at the ...
... Hod. O. Elliott had retired from the contest for the representation of the Border Burghs. This wise step on the part of the Whig candidate removes all obstacles to Mr Irevclyans return and that section of the Liberal party which recognised the leadership ...