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... affair, it will be only a sham fight, got up to resemble a real one. The Tory Opposition does not want to kill the Whig Cabinet, and the Whig Cabinet does not intend to be killed. The case is one in which every member may vote according to his conscience ...
... Orangeism consisted “ a few low follows,” and now the Northern Whig writes in furious strain because the gentlemen of Fermanagh refused to submit to the dictation of a Popish official. The Whig talks of “tbe crimes of Orangeisra.” It says the Orangemen are ...
... government. But this is the kind Government the Whigs have never known how ' to exercise in Ireland. It needless lo say that those penal laws which were disgrace to our statute-book were one and all the work of Whig Ministers. endeavouring to repeal them they ...
... great detriment of England. THE PARTY’ EMBLEMS BILL. Tins Algerine Act,” as O’Connell used to call the Coercion Acts of the Whigs, now awaits only the Royal approval to become the law of the land. A measure more unconstitutional, or more impolitic, or one ...
... join tho Pope's Brigade. Tm; Walworth Murdbb.—Sentence of death has been passed on Youngman. Illicit Distillation.— {Northern Whig) regret to learn that the practice of illicit distillation is on the increase in several districts of the North of Ireland ...
... having ventured about half way, returned, and the man perished. Deceased was the only support of a poor mother.— Northern Whig. Roubehy.— A lady passenger by the County Down Railway was on Friday robbed of two portmanteaus by a fellow who represented ...
... regard of accuracy, claims superiority over all predecessors. Such a volume is now indispensable in all places of business Whig. A Soldier’s Letter.— We insert the following letter from a soldier at present in India to his mother in this country. That ...
... Queen’s Colleges annually at the opening of the session immediately after the collegiate supplemental examination.—Northern Whig. The National Telegraph Company.— This company is now in course of formation for the construction of a system of telegraphs ...
... clergy ■ G.ribildl.n colour, tn t.ke equal J.k th.N-po- Lor>) PALMERSTON, smW a™tie^nt.«awd ZtZTo” nation ; and whieh, nn.U Whig I .h’o the work, he con.end a g.iieral I a.g, Th. n.Hg.tiua of tb. Stmlm Memln. -ha; and jol.,rftw th. d.y*. oelebretloi,, ...