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... SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1860. The latest Whig Reform Bill falls as flat on the Country as it fell on the House. Everywhere people of all poliiics are indignantly asking each other, Was it for such a miserable and mischievous imposture as this that the Second ...
... will prove to the Whig Government that the Irish bishops are thoroughly in earnest in the great Cathelic and national policy they have put forward. The opponent of Mr. Deasy was Lord and in his address his lordship said :— The Whigs are the avowed enemies ...
... Suffolk• dio. Norwich: val, : pat. llon. Mr. prom. London, St. Mary, Whitechapel : val. £2l7lwish residence pat. Brasenose Whig°, Oxford : .Rev. — Wl W. Chaliapnegg, prom. Seutliaruptoffl — St7l4fary dio. - ViThicheitef : val. El,OOO-,-with,, residence ...
... Pastoral, Pope, : Anti-Whig. I will be hustings.' Beautiful catchwords for deluding pious Roman Catholic voters ! Mr. Hennmsst knows how to do it. Mr. M'Cartht, nothing loth, made ample ...
... poor-hearted dupe without a particle of authority, and directing the issue of addres* in his name, the text— Pope—Pastoral—Ants- Whig. Mr. confesses all this ; he says he 44 monopolises all the blame ; but expresses no contrition and he has only one cause ...
... for example, the speech of the mover of the address, Mr. Byng. He is the hope of the Whig party, as yon know, - the only promising two-year-old that the pure Whig connection have in training for the great' prizes the political turf. Hitherto his career ...
... world can say'of us, an hour of just punishment will inevitably arrive. in Parliament has become a stale subject ; an d the Whigs, who have traded upon it, at one time and another, through • such a long course of Years, w ill soon, it is evident, find ...
... opinions. And we recer to Ivith Lconfidence in pied; thus: !Nor is Lord PALMEESTON'S case by any means a singular one among the Whig-'Liberals. Most of his present colleagues in office are in very much the same predicament. Take Mr. GLADSTONE , for instance ...
... manufactured here could at once forwarded to a ready market without expense of transit to Liverpool as heretofore.—Northern Whig. The Wah with China.—A meeting was held in the Town-hall, Birmingham, Tuesday evening, to consider the propriety of petitioning ...
... appeal, has got together no less than 25,000 distinct notes, orders, and instructions from his pen. My friend of the Northern Whig will prefer the 45 folios of Acta Sanctorum, about which he took to task. I would have small time to inform you of whst is ...
... be no doubt that his Whig patrons received from him, for all their favours and for all their flattery, a very substantial quid pro qtio. Although ostensibly connected with a Tory daily journal, he was always ready to defend Whig Admiralty management—to ...
... enable the people to assert their rights ; and Sir James Stewart, Bart., Fort•tewart, has headed the list with £s.—Northern Whig. The Cure for Cancer. —Mr. Thomas Anderton, of street, Manchester-square, London, sends the folding recipe to the Morning Post ...