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... the alliance between the Culeoitos and the Whig Ministry. ~ . Although Dr. Cullen’s vanity, or his ignorance ol the state aud requirements of this country, may prevent bis disassociating himself from the Whig party, or may indefinitely postpone a candid ...
... the liar of Springfield. In politics, to which, whilst following his profession, he paid great atten, tention, lie joined the Whig party. and was a warm , supporter of lienry Clay. In 1846 be was elected , to Congress, and continued to belong to it till ...
... NAPIER TROUBLE. Our vigilant contemporary, Sounderfs has found, in the records of the Belfast Police-office in the Northern Whig, the following paragraph, and quotes it as an absurd coincidence “James Whiteside and Joseph Napier (not Lord Derby’s high ...
... to strengthen alliance between thoCullenitcs, the Whig A Ithough Or Cullen's vanity. oa - his ignorance of the state and regnirements of thi; countryNtay prevent his disassociating hiinsalf (torn the Whig psrty, or may indetilitely postpone a candid ac ...
... 472,303; for the two yesxs it .£16,434,030. How was this downward tendency to be arrested? Even Mr Wilson. the gYeatest of Whig financiers, could think of nothing bettet than an inctone tax, the inc., oppressive and vexatious of all taxes, and the one ...
... Belfast, Nov. 28th, 1860. Sir.—ln the Report of the Meeting held in the Mnsie Hall of Belfast, copied ( from The Northern Whig) The Times of tbe 17th ult., and in your article, founded upon that Report, there are mis-statements which have a tendency ...
... consequent sub. sidence of p .litical !maims, that a public house parlour of the present day is more Conservative than the highest Whig snciety of 1820. But if things have altered much in England and Seat. I leud, wli.,t must we say to Ireland? The time has now ...
... y.lly. • JOHN SCOTT, Mr hf, Velerirnry &aurae. Q.e..rndort near Jan 80th, 1859. Sir, —I il4Ve found bur .uprrior 1.. city- Whig I have ever %orb, having mord them iv the the Ear a • during the • whom time Mooted Q.. , dit Country. hal.* are a hawing et*bl ...