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... time, there have always been members of the Whig noble families who have been sincere and most useful friends of the people ; and am sorry that Lord Grosvrnor did not recollect the condition into which his Whig Government and party had fallen the year 1841 ...
... BELFAST LINEN TRADE. (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) The Belfast Whig of Saturday says:—There has been rather more business done for the last week in white goods, and buyers from comparatively new seats of consumption nave taken off pretty large ...
... ONE FARMER STRUCK DEAD, AND OTHERS INJURED, BY LIGHTNING ras IN THE MARKET-PLACE. the Northern (Belfast) Whig says :—Yesterday morning, about eleven a farmer belonging to St Field, in the County Dowp, when standing in the Cattle Market, was struck by ...
... Edinburgh ; and as Perthshire is notoriously a Tory County, it must gall that party exceedingly that fate has put it in the power a Whig Government to appoint such a popular nobleman Lord Kikjtaird. ...
... mostly unsuccessful, as many of our workmen are wandering about with a simdar object, on the other side of the Channel.— Belfast Whig. ...
... gave ??? ??? Baron de Vidil, d.ed on At the Conservative dinner ,i v*, *«n. nesday, Major Ber3o\iT?ed '■ W V distinction of Whig and Tory , ma - int »i « ** marking on the war ' • ,taill Fervis, n the China. The Emjenr in the Emu ror s i ™ containing th ...
... “‘ No surrender.” The Tories have at least this merit above the Whigs. They said they would neither pass nor permit Reform. They have kept their word, for they have swallowed it. The Whigs were always talking about passing Re- form, and were always indignant ...
... contending that the Whigs were more insincere than his own party, since they had lived on the promises of Par- fiamentary Reform, which time aftertime they had broken rather than fulfilled. We are not careful to defend a majority of the great Whig potentates from ...
... reason. And, similarly, the Reform Bill of 1867 is the doom of Whiggery. After a long exclusion from power, the hereditary Whigs, then the only opponents of the Tories, were brought into office by the middle classes. Reform, such as it was, was their work—the ...
... opportiinity presents itself to secure the return Tory tothe Rectorship. Xow, this is a bore. What care we whether the candidate a Whig or a Tory, or shall I be more polite, and say, whether he be a Liberal a Conservative ? Not one whit. We want a man -with ...
... centre and two win arr, however, untou wo men, who in the tower, hed just time to their lives. The fire is supposed to have by — Whig. ...