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... our battles to be fought. We have only to educate the public to render them conservative in politics and religion alike. The Whig party have hitherto had power over us just because they took immense pains to impress their principles and view s upon the ...
... the use of common thifi nov Hlis next promotion was not effected under kindly aird gav graceful intluences. Just before the Whig government ant went osnt in 1841, and when the event was clearly fore- me10 seen by everybody, while struggled against' by ...
... the Attorney-General, haa become Lord Chancellor of England with a peerage and a retiring allowance 5,0001. a year, when the Whigs are turned out of oAce, which but matter of time, and no long timo either, 1 fancy. Fortunately lor the dignity of the new ...
... men have had double chance like that which now opens before the vision of Sir Richard Bellidl. In the present state of the Whig party a third chance is out of the question, and if Sir Richard Bethdl resigns bis preten sions can never hope to aspire the ...
... expeelesesi is lands and m• that. as the wholet we expect to find a et the bay Mrs use M 1 astieireted weeks nem —Northern Whig. Itavolocts Paorenalen KUXIIINT. —The solemn imposing ostenumy of resolving the black took OM at Presentation Convest, in this ...
... cannot fail to perceive the great differeuce apparent in pasture lands and growing crops between this week and last.— Sorthern Whig, Srccr.ssri'L Kilktent. —Amon-ai llle of Australian newspapers received our office by the mill, are gratified find the following ...
... member who had re 1s. for good appointment from his Administration. you will that the Tories have th YS, and troubles like the Whigs, and that * the cours o'Ciock love does not run smooth’ on either side. « The [risk Poor Law Commissioners are | » alter- special ...
... succeeded by Lord Chief Justice Cockburn; and at all y events, that it is settled that the latter judge will be the I next Whig Lord Chancellor. s, It is announced as official at Madrid that the Emperor s of the French and the Queen of Spain are shortly ...
... aw large, but the quality » ■ocond clam; the demand dull, and fcw owner. The crope tbie port the country loot ««“■ XortAerm Whig. - PrinMd and Publlibed No. 49. Dwawcl. Lower George s-street, Kingstown, County Dubli»i Kveniog. Jours Evans, for the Proprietor ...
... register. It is abundantly evident that the leaders of the old Whig party have length resolved on making terms with democracy. Mr. Gladstone's last confirms the infer ence deduced from Whig treachery towards the Church, that, in presence of a choice between ...
... System of Education as a substitute for it, it has been the mistaken and unprincipled policy of successive governments, both Whig and Conservative, to uphold that system, notwithstanding the repeated proofs that have been given that it has signally failed ...
... -i—lie it aid not comileuance slavery, hatonly to masters an the part ot ..Us, MeinDgtuW Khism which the early Jewish coi-ve Whig an,m. in .he Church, wanUng te Oenliles who embraced the faith to unltorgo the rirruiiieiaioii previona liapUsin.-aii lll ...