... institutions Lord John Russell has not been indiscreet enough to sanction the proceedings of the revolutionary party in Europe. Whig Foreign Ministers have, more than once, been guilty of this mistake, and have lowered the dignity of this country^ by necessary ...

... section of this country appear, notwithstanding the adverse circumstances of the season, to promise a fair return. The Northern Whig, referring to the province of Ulster, says :— On the whole, we believe agricultural prospects are satisfactory, and that with ...

... prejudices of caste, creed, or race. The celebrated Lichfield House compact, by virtue of which the Irish members so long kept Whig Ministry in office, represented much more than a mere bargain between eertain political coteries for the purpose of mutual ...

... the soul of it. Her great Conservative principles would once again place her in that high position ; but she is now ruled by Whigs and Liberals, thanks to the purblind Irish Catholic members ; and all the influence which, under Lord Derby, would have gone ...

... words” to characterise her extraordinary action. If she had committed act of political intolerance—if she Tory had turned oiit Whig voters—one might find parallel eases in England from time to time and in Ireland at any election. But wo should have to turn ...

... subject is well received in Ireland, and is consi- dered an important improvement on the previous state of the law. The Northern Whig, the leading popular journal in Ulster, observes: The chief value of the present measure is, that the principle th a the tenant ...

... measure, but a large majority to what he called a vote of confidence in his Italian policy, led to no hostility from the IT;sh Whig Catholic members, who abstained from any vote, and left Lord PALMERSTON with the re- qrsite majority. We could g:ve other and ...

... With reference to Boston, I find that though, owing to tha very great (shall I not say deserved) in.lucnce of Mr. Ingram, a Whig- Radical was placed in the sea/nd scat, by a good majority, in 1859 ; yet, in 1857, Mr. W. i_T* Adams, a Tory, and subsequently ...

... miatake if took nnivenal feeling of indignation will not be roused through the country aa will cause (be Poor Law Board, even of Whig Administration (to whom an appeal is being made) to rererae tills decision. Hay I soma your legal readers if such proceedings ...

... mortal stab in 1789, but lingered spasmodically until 1848. We are alluding to Continental countries ; for, in England, the Whigs compromised the question in 1688, and brought about a strange hybrid constitution, in which hereditary right was declared to ...

... orenters a Muth satheervery at Overt Haw. .. ea meet the Menem berg Da. the tbeethea. Ma. Amg order* end well meth these the Whig alb ea tbe weep eel Mr. Ned Ithsea provided as Ibe eserkm. N. seed Ike bet teed he beet borer he be - N.l them, the Moth Pries ...

... freshness and vigour; and, a* his voice regained its strength towards the end, the audience sat it well out. —Northern Daily Whig. A very interesting chapter is that which is entitled Palestine reconsecrated.” Dr. Cumming believes the national restoration ...