... lamented, was a clerk in the office of Mr. S. W. Knox, solicitor, and enjoyed the respect of all who knew him.—JV or/Aern Daily Whig. Slaves ik Java.—The great work of the emancipation of Dutch slaves Java has begun. The plan adopted modelled on the Act of ...

... unmixed evil. For, in former days, when we owed it in some degree to the band of Irish Liberals in Parliament that a feeble Whig Ministry could exist at all, the country had to pay very dear for the support of the small section who owed their return so ...

... in the Cabinet in their opposition to the temporal power of our Holy Father; because when one reflects on the conduct of the Whig Government in the Revolution of 1818, who, by means of our Consul at Rome, the late notorious Mr. Freeborn, employed ‘secret ...

... finally, adopting still more liberal principles and becoming member of the Whig party. The seat is, it is said, to he contested by the Conservatives ; but, for the sake of tbe present Whig Miniatry, we hope not with much chance of success. The office of First ...

... Mr. Elliott (from the body of the hall) dissented from the last speaker, and considered that nothing could be expected from Whig Government. The resolution was adopted. Mr. Hatton moved that a deputation, consisting of the Mayor, Mr. Oakes, Mr. G. Taylor ...

... circumstances; and notwithstanding that the chief attention ot the Conservatives had been devoted to keeping out tbe Whigs, ami Whigs displacing the Conservatives, yet it would not fair to say that the session had not been without fruit. Several measures ...

... THE MORNING ADVERTISER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1860. SCENES SOCIETY IN BELFAST. [From the Northern Whig.] In order to make lia aarvey gener.il and complete, obtained the acrvicea of experienced public officer who knew every nook and cranny ot the place, and ...

... politics, religion, and literature of the country. In less than twenty-five years has killed off two great political parties—the Whigs and Know-Nothings—and it has divided and demoralised the democratic party. So much for the politicians. If we look at the American ...

... it, and had done so much to carry it. For 20 years the authoib—l mean the parliamentary authors that billthe leaders of the Whig party—steadily refused to step one single hair’s breadth advance of it. They justified, their conduct, that which a friend ...

... the Whigs, and that of the Whigs to displacing the Conservatives. K ow', Sir John himself, although rather advanced Liberal in some his opinions and principles, is still no means detached from that great interest which mean when speak of the Whigs. His ...

... prophets ! Mr. John Bbioht among the Whigs ! Can this It is. The age of miracles, therefore, has not passed. Miracles, if not the order of the day, do still occasionally take place. Mr. Height's transformation into a Whig, is not only the latest, but the ...

... aide the Whigs tried to counterbalance by getting the people upon theirs. The Whigs were still aristo- crats ; and Mr. Bbioht quotes the testimony of a | friend —a reliable authority—who said that the people of Brooks’* Club—the principal Whig Club in ...