... lories, or conservatives, as they are now called, being the outs,” take advantage of the times to embarrass the liberals or whigs, who are the ins,” and to drive them to war with the United States. The cotton spinners, looking to their own interests, arc ...

... taken odt. It daould be remembered that the costs thereby incurred have the effect increasing the tax considerably.—JVbrthtrn Whig, Japan.—The great hope of political economists in looking towards this country was that the cottons and woollens of Enghmd ...

... Papists . ' of the Poismblennemy Tabl-1 stamp would fain place ia power .:ver ue forteeste Irelsne, by way of lamprey. upon the Whig bigotry which overshadows the wretched land at present. The Dubin' yews thus writes The st riter quotes our opeuitie stateusent ...

... sinister one, and has been raised importance solely through the influence exerted fay the Cnllenite party in Dublin over the Whig Government. It not question of Sunday observance only, or perhaps mainly. To achieve victory over the Dublin Society, to humiliate ...

... the Select Committee on the Galway Contract I should not be surprised if this rumour bad some foundation, because respectable Whig official rarely gives up £l,OOO year, and because the Government are unable to induce single Irish gentleman of standing to ...

... however, could be seen, though faintly, until half-past two. It is pursuing its course with tremendous velocity. The Northern Whig yesterday makes the following remarks in reference to the comet:— On Sunday night, about ten o’clock, magnificent spectacle ...

... always be followed by increase of revenue, so promptly as it has been shown to be this revenue return. THE SICK WHIGS. (from the press.) The Whigs are very sick. Their friends have not yet taken a final farewell of them, but it is known that they are in a ...

... passed, at his iestanor, some of congratulation or conriolenee, aa the oase may he, to the royal family of England or their Whig reprove tetive at toe Castle. The father of our city blevseri with a most pliant tern, entsuent—his feeiings be moulded to ...

... the quarter there is a net increase of £1,570,000, an amount which is nearly that of the augmentation of the income-tax. The Whigs have been obliged, in deference to the clamour of their hungry followers, to set aside the appointment of Mr. Roundell Palmer ...

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... I’alinerston lest be should offend tbe Kadicala, unable land some of tbe noble lord’s colleagues lest be should displease tbe Whigs, Sir Stafford Nortbcote made powerful appeal to tbe meeting on behalf of tbe Association, showing the great importauee which ...

... promptly and coarteously done us. We shed he much zoistakea if the Star does not find eseenies far mere bitter than Orairgemen in Whig. Catholies. Our oontemporary must recollect that while the noble advocacy of Protestants like Grattan, Curran, sad Pluaket ...