... never will sutler this contemptible bill to disgrace the statutes of the country. If in every other respect unobjectionable the Whig reform is condemned in this, that it opens the floodgates wide to universal electoral corruption, against which the Conservative ...

... claims, which honest and honourable men cannot resist, upon the gentry of Roscommon.' HOMICIDE AT DUNGANNON. The Northern Whig is indebted to a correspondent for the following particulars of a shocking occurrence in the town of Dungannon, by which a ...

... up one of the most atrocious cases of intimidation which could possibly be conceived, namely, the case of intimidation by a whig Lord Chamberlain among the royal tradesmen. The arguments used by his right hon. friend the Secretary for War (Mr. S. Herbert) ...

... selected for the meeting of the Chicago Convention instead of the 16th. There cotttd not be better evidence that an American Whig means the same as au English Tory — unbelief in the intelligence and sense of the people being common to-both. Both branches ...

... selected for the meeting of the Chicago Convention instead of the 16th. There could not be better evidence that an American Whig ; means the same as an English Tory—unbelief in-the • intelligence and sense of the people being common • to both. Both branches ...

... and give place to the wretched Coalition Cabinet. Still the proof of the great lie was but slow in coming. Falsity, like the Whigs, is difficult to be removed when once planted. There is always some muck of interest to give its sprEading fibres nurture in ...

... j which honest and honourable meu cannot resist, upon the - gentry of Roscommon.' . HOMICIDE AT DUNGANNON. j The Northern Whig is iud-bteil to a correspondent for the J i following particulars of a shocking occurrence in the town 3 of Dungannon, by which ...

... adopted were in direct variance with the declared . • opinions of Mr. Gladstone in former times, and with the proposals of the Whig Government itself in preceedincr Sessions.. They were taking the first step towards a large and permanent income-tax. Evon ...

... out of sorts, they have fallen away and died in misery or drag on a life of disease and incapacity for military service. The Whigs have a great responsibility to bear in all these disasters. To the Government only we must trace them, and from the Government ...

... neutralising that influence, would enable the electors to choose the men who were best fitted to represent them. Our Ministers and Whig members of Parliament are only to be persuaded by acting upon their personal interests. Mr. Berkeley had this in his pow’er ...

... our large manufacturing towns which then, for the first time, attained the distinction of sending members to Parliament, the Whigs reaped an immediate return, and in all the political contests that have occurred during the last thirty years they have invariably ...

... the catastrophe of the French Revolution. Then, in later times, the entire neglect of theological study, the advent of the Whigs—the Sadducees of the day—to power and the rise and activity of the selfstyled Evangelical party—who made religion to consist ...