... to the House Commons the' electors of that borough in 1836. During his parliamentary career he had uniformly supported the Whig all occasions while in Parliament displayed strong and most natural interest in the efficiency of the navy, and if, in some ...

... multiplying lucrative situations and filling them with their supporters. The only way to render nugatory the corruption of Whig- Radicalism is to secure a majority of honest and independent voters. The property of Kngland is mainly in the possession of ...

... Enfield rifles in them, will justify Gerald Massey’s spirit-elirring strain—‘There’s life in tbs old land yet.”* —Northern Whig. ...

... at this brief history of the measure. Unsuccessful with this characteristic question of their return to power, the Advanced-Whig- Democrat Coalition blundered at every other step of their progress. They have contrived to produce wide taxational discontent ...

... to the House of Commons by the electors of Urn borough In 183 a. During bis Psrhamcntary career had uniformly supported the Whig Administrations. The baronetcy, in dcfanltof anrviving male issue, devolves on his cousin George Samoel, eldest son of the ...

... that the 'fork's, if in office, might possibly go greater lengths to encourage the alo:urd war spirit in England than the Whigs think It expedient to do, aid would very Portably require tome more millions to spreader warlike prepare- Howl. To sonic extent ...

... s not, we repeat, such of favouritism that the Whig party can from that total annihilation in the sister which the last general election has shown is so near its accomplishment. Twenty years ago wat Whig-Radical and 41 Conservative mem?arli*ment; last ...

... overstepped. Ou one side of that line are placed insoy Homan Catholics and such few pseudo-Proletianis to found in the Irish Whig ranks; on the other, such Roman Catholics are not political and the mass Protestants generally. When it is remembered 'bar ...

... sakes—not for m'ne— they would communicate with some of their northern magistrates and parsons, and, then, our Lord Lieutenant, Whig or Tory, might exercise, without blushing, the high privilege of signing himself, am I do, ONE OF TUE PEOPLE. ...

... repository of Irish antiquariat a little and author of works connected with Celtic lit which have obtained for him a world-wide c Whig Why this distinguished gentleman was passed nony, cannot say. Ilis eminent abilities, as an Irish which peculiarly fitted him ...

... Catholic njoys, in this locality, that “sy * f their | SOUT eee o mat- The correspondent of a Protestaut jouro wer of) Northern Whig, gives the following accouut ion by | ked and most disgraceful outrage :— y them The first intimation we had of this Orange ...

... it may be said to be secure. Nothing stands in tho way of its being recognised as absolutely so, except the spite of the Whigs at the success of tho Conservatives in this country during the last election. Such meanness, such insensibility to Irish sentiment ...