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... solely against the pat ticular measure directly under discussion. For us, these declaratLns from Whig and Tory have this peculiarity —that, to credit the Whig organ would be to show the duty of voting, not for, but against its party, while to believe the ...
... GREAT WESTERN RAILWAYS. RIVER SHANNON PAS3I3IOIGER TRAFFIC. The •• Duellers at Argyle or Artizen mils Athlone and Sillsloe. Whig at the &Bowls' planes Bridge, Banagier, and Williamstown. From Kißeloe—Mendays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 10 a.m. From A ...
... reqniring Premises by him in Weettand row, for the purpose of extending the Terminus, he has REMOVED la No 19 BACHELOR'S WALK, whig• he hope, by maresaitting attention to bonne to al.& • mats. smisee of the patronage which he has hitherto so - experienced ...
... act upon Independent Oppoeition principh a have divided the approbation of their Meads and adherents. On the brat ...
... Ornament lee Otkahe blockade, ff., slavery. GALWAY SUBSIDY-TOWN MEETING IN BELFAST. (Front the Second Edition of the Northern Whig.) BILYA%T. —An exceedingly numerous and most influential meeting was held in the Town Hell this afternoon, to give expreinion ...
... that hie opponents in the county are taking advantage of his absence (perhaps on the continent °Aligning informnion to the Whig foreign polioy), to charge him with neglecting his duty about the late pohoe inquiry—otherwise they cannot understand why be ...
... slender but sufficient majority of 15, the numbers being 296 to 281. So far as the divisioe meld be looked on as the trial of the Whig Government, we regret this result; but regarding the attack of the Tory party m directed against a measure of great public ...
... a strenuous effort to get rid of his moriey in advertising he had to give it up. U you don't believe it, try it.— Northern Whig. Ins Gagerrn or an AUITTIALIAN Towr.—Tbe rise and progress of towas in Australia are extraordinary. Some thirty miles from ...
... r i t ry b ,ear ce to, w oi. h ;n u os h vd t e e rr the welfare of Ireland as hie chided aim. It will thus be men that the Whig Premier 'shall meet with oppoi atiad ti is on, to an bo d m it ad i e s a g g r i a i nfyingL ia • t ' a bas t% dad attem th ...
... social ant poltical arrangements of the country. Lord Derby said he regarded with deep oonctrn the fate of the remnant of the Whig party, between whom and the great Censervative party there is at present little, if any, difference of principle, if they were ...
... parties in this country. I look, above all, with deep regret and concern upon the position of the remnant of that oncegreat Whig party, which, while it was honoured by the names of Grey, Brougham, Mackintosh, I deemed it an honour to belong to; and I see ...
... not only everything that is fraudulent and wicked about it, but it is in the highest degree politically preposterous. If the Whigs, now in office, were men of same, they would not suffer it to remain in its present hideous deformity for one week. They would ...