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... the responsibility of dealing with ihclHshuhair to the Whigs. knew ho might do •' r 18 tem inaugurated. His two great ideas—Free-Trade and Police Administration—were fully recognized by the Whigs; and Lord John Russell was i ll ,- a i about what he imagined ...
... mea-mtes. The adopted candidate of the Catholics of Londonderry, therefore, very fairly avows that will no Government that is not Whig'or Liberal. Mr. MacCormick declined to say that he would a supporter of any Government, bat aaid he was independent of every ...
... leaving the question still unsettled, is there any reason to expect that an effective movement to compel the Government, whether Whig or Tory, to do justice to the Irish tenantry, will be set on foot? That is a very important point, which the friends of Te ...
... s. Mr. Smyth, have beard, was in his eightieth year. His estate I falls to the Key. J. Smyth, Rector of Gleuavy. —Northern Whig. THE NEWS THIS DAY. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. TIIK EUROPEAN CONGRESS. (rkutkr’s tkleoram ) Vienna, Wednesday, April 25.—The great ...
... vote for the Liberal candidate, and against the Tory hereditary enemy the poor Catholic; the advice taken; the-Liberal, the Whig was returned tor the the county, and then came the terrible scenes of desolation and landlord oppression. 1 shall never forget ...
... mouldering ruins of Protection f | But “Liberals” are not less demonstrative in l their malignity than Tories. “ Old, old Whigs,” t | as well as spick and span new ones, are equally r alarmed at the dangerous influence of the Man- chester Cleon. To both ...
... y crushed to death. We understand he has left wife and four children, the youngest of whom is only six weeks old.—A'ortAem Whig. Religion and Temper.—The Rev. John Hall will preach on this popular subject the special service in the Metropolitan Hall on ...
... to the depth of the financial chasm that already begins to visible in 1861. We should not, moreover, be surprised if certain Whig names were found wanting in the list of the division that is likely to take place on the paper duties. Jealousy of Mr. Gladstone's ...
... Opposition passed in Passion week and promised to discuss after Easter. It is, fact, Lord Grey and Mr. Massey, botli reputed Whigs, or Liberals, or whatever else those may called who now’ sit upon the right side of the Woolsack or the Speaker's chair, that ...
... rkets, ang tor es, have heen 68 34 to Ge 44 fx vlow coer = 7s6dto 7s 9d; and stone.— Northern Whig of = milled sells at 7s to ime the FASHIONABLE MISCELLAN ¥. unces ent of votes. a THE QUEEN’S COURT. an . Camm the One ae ™ —_ their Royal Highnes ection ...
... foolish Of the Post Uffice will By the way, the report which this department lately issued shows how basely ungrateful the Whigs have behaved Ohutchwaré, thd government mail contractor. ‘Tho report ‘shows how many improvements he Bae effected in the ‘service ...
... ¢n £4 ner ton. was a very large market of hay, and the pr Tt annear the following in our Belfast Contemp Sat. the Northern Whig, that the prospects in that | Ulster are satisfactory and encouraging :— * The fine weather of the last few days has been m ...