... language. long as the Tories allow the Whigs to nothing, they are at least respectable and honest. If they the Whigs did, and justify the policy they adopt, there is nothing too bad to be said of them. What high Whig authorities would greatly prefer is that ...

... WHIG AND TORY FINANCE. It is often said that the history of the last ten years is always less undei stood than that of any more remote historical period. If we go back to 1851, the year of the last International Exhibition, we find in the Parliamentary ...

... THE LIFE AND DEATH OF THE WHIG PARTY. The ‘‘Manchester Examiner,” in an article on the Liberation Society's Conference Manchester, writes thus of Mr Mi all’s speech and of the Whig party; —In the paper read by Mr Miall before the Liberation Society’s ...

... The Belfast Whig observes In the present state of affairs, at the chief mart of our flaxen products, it becomes difficult to give any definite notices of the staple trade. Nearly all business with New \ork whether as to contracts or consignments, has ...

... Thy Whig • it ie said, is about to change hands. It has Into purchased by Mr Wesonuth, tfie proprietor of the ' Enter awl Plynionth (larvae,' for the Carlton flog, awl that genticuom is leave Exeter forthwith to conduct it. ro TRAIN.. On Woluesday morning ...

... A GONG: Harrah for the Forfarshire Totem It moms that they're all to be mid By three comnefted Whig plotters, Who purchme land votes with their gold I'm told : Tit a mighty big shame to behold ! or the rough Christian, Retires trot. the field with disgust ...

... Tb» Links T(uDb,— The ••Nartbera Whig of Siturday reporu u follow* the trade the week : —The general adoption thia week of thirda time the weaving factorise and the epinning mills has had favourable efffeot upon the linen trade. The limitation in production ...

... The Lists Tiude.-Tl.o “Belfast Whig Sa, V',. „., follows the trade ol the week :- linen market has Ken quiet all week, without linen • stocks continue large, but°as this Jason, the production of hand\ is diminishing. The report of the Sithfield exhibits ...

... after showing the difference between the two epochs—the Palmerston and Russell epoch and the Gladstone and Bright epoch ; the Whig regime and the Radical—observes that England s natural leaders must at once bestir themselves, and a systematic scheme of ...

... and hopes to snatch the representation of Edinburgh out of the hands of the Whig party. Now we, perhaps, have no great reason to love the Whigs. But in this struggle, the Whigs are taking Conservative ground, and have a right to Conservative support. We ...

... publish the following extract from private letter regarding the party tactics to be pursued on the Scotch Reform Bill: The Whigs have decided not to support more than seven new members for Scotland, and nearly all the Scotch members have agreed to go with ...

... IRELAND. The “Northern Whig” states tliat on Friday, about twelve o’clock, Dr 0. L. Craik, professor of English literature in the Queen’s College, Belfast, was seized with paralysis while delivering a lecture to his class. On Saturday evening was conveyed ...