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... have time to study. Mr FERBAND compliuDad the tyranny systemsti“'l? pnmtieed by Whig Governments the Royal dockyarde, and prsetioea which they had always adopted to the Whig intoesta (he dockyard boroughs. After a few words from Mr Dalglish, Sbuee went ...
... clubs in St. JameaVstreet” may mean either Brooks or White’s —may mean either that another quarrel has broken out among the Whigs, or that the Tones have followed the example their rivals. ...
... England has a good cause, and she has able advocates. Whigs, Radicals, and high Tories are unanimous in declaring that this aountry cannot overlook a violation of the sacred right of asylum. Whigs, Radicals, and high Tories mutually congratulate each ...
... move that »«md time that day «ix month*.” No d«M*J“ ex-Pramier huboan aaompA toteie that rtepby the attitude which certain Whig Lord*, E»M Rmaell and Lord Weetbury, hare recently amumed toward* the Government. i* • ,en decision, the meet aeriona szßoe ...
... Administration and for ever from the Whigs rather than become an accompli in the spoliation institution, and they never sup- posed that Lord Derby the Tory Premier would sanction that which, as Mr, Stanley the Whig Colonial Minister, he abhorred. And yet ...
... these mails, and this be removed, the letters could not be delivered ny after the despatch of the evening mail at 7.5 p.m, whig delivery would then be perfectly useless. Such lated in: a jury ought to be strennously resisted, and y esire to augment the ...
... married by mistake. : A correspondent sends the Northern Whig follow* log extraordinary storyOn Saturday last marriage ceremony took place little town not twenty Biles from Belfast. yonthfnl couple In humble circumstanoee —a Mr. T. and MJm H.—had made ...
... the late Premier, and cannot and will Hot adopt his mock Protestantism, nor consent, fight under the Popery banner. fa heart Whig, and longs to' get rid of arish Church questiob, but would level upwards, hya wM thinks three sets clerical pence are than ...
... last year largo majority conjunction with Mr. Brossey. During his first ponod oyariia inontary life, Mr. North supported the Whig Reform Bill, and opposed the Irish Tithes Bill. He voted the minority the division on Mr. Roebucks motion in January, 1856 ...
... said Mr would hlierate them which the Whigs would pursue? They did not hid the from the everlasting thmldom the last thirty years - electors go to the poll and record their votes, hut the domination of the local Whigs and the London Wlngt. to remain neutral; ...
... Mament on the passing of the Reform Bill he came forward as a candidate for the North Riding. spite the opposition of the great Whig and Tory families, who resented his independent opinions, be secured his election by the organisation of the small holders ...
... as the finest quality, unsweetened, and pure as oomes from the still. Being 33 cent, under proof, it Is suitable either for Whig key Punch ur for drinking without dilution. (Labelled ‘Castle UP’ Irish Whiskey.). •CASTLE U IRISH WHISKEY.--) Bebctedasth ...