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... to be a very fine fight if the men will only come to fill the ranks. The Tory opposition dos dot 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 ...
... any action v;hich would have resulted in the breaking-up of the Ministry. How was this? Was Mr. Bright's allegi- ance to a Whig Ministry of so faithful and subservient a cl alacter that sooner than endanger it he constrained Thimself to le ok on in silence ...
... reason to be satisfied. The presest Governmentwas constructed confessedly on the prin. ciple that it was only possible for the Whigs to retain office on the terms of a strict alliance with the Radicals; and that alliance has placed them in direct antagonism ...
... weavers from the Saltmarketb, shepherds from the hi~ll-side, and mainers from the pit. o Chiefs, lairds, lawyers, doctors, Whig and Tory, mas- h tar and man, bond and f ree, were all there,-eah elated with seal for the common cause, and sworn to stand ...
... LIFE WITH GARIBALDL LETTER FROM AN IRISH VOLUNTER. t The following letter appears in the N6rthern Whig of Fri- day, from an ex-scholar of Belfast Queen's College-Mr. A. B. Patterson, son of the late Rev. Alexander Patterson of Ballymena. The writer, who ...
... in their hansd., They.Es .Abdw WJu~e-litwol at once humiliate Bright 1AM1 jid'dmge h.peflny press, would evoke Larc .ic . ?? Whig side as ouatheirow.I o~ ad a ffidoppdtthtty for, at once driring the leader Nnup Radicls frm'thoonlyposition in which he could ...
... apprehensions. t If the Orangemen would be content to celebrate the f 1st July and the 12th August as the Tories and the Whigs of old used respectively to do honour to the natal days of Pitt and Fox, the Statute law would offer no hindrance. The Roman ...
... Juggernaut.-Manchester Guar- diane. _ A-RVEST PROSPECTS IN.IRELAND. In the course of a lengthened agricultural notice, the Northern Whig thus reports for the province of Ulster: - The prospects of the coming harvest in the North-of Ire- land are much superior ...
... Star - at its next rising would come forth of an angry and portentous hue d Some half-century ago,: when only -about a dozen Whigs could be mustered in the House of Commons, one of them, Sir George Staunton, was led to declare, in reference to the abject ...
... of-favour- o w i-g Popery, Papists, and purgatory,' and in having beea Ma iy heard to declare that bhe feared nine o£ the Whigs, noi i 6L . inthing else, but rate aad ie - On thiS provocationi - ?? James M.'Michael and three others, one night in the ...