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... Kingdom the change was still more decided, the new Conservative member for the county of Cork succeeding strong partisan of the Whig Government, and voting with perfect devotion against every Liberal measure, the Ballot among the rest. In the important town ...
... popular feeling in Ireland as to Sovereigns and Viceroys much change. William IV., a Sovereign highly popular io England with the Whig, Liberal, aod middle classes, was not iDQob more* loved in Ireland than bis predecessor. It was not till the accession of her ...
... than any this country can boast of in recent years. This degeneracy in our eminent statesmen appears more marked among the Whigs than in the I opposite party, though both have suffered deterioration. The recent changes in the existing Government is a sure ...
... without interest to study the conduct of isolated individuals or stubborn minorities at soch crises as these. The English Whigs, who supported the French Republic, with ell iteerrora and crimes, against the onanimoas and angry voice of King, nobility ...
... which was the old point in dispute between the Whigs and Tories in the days of William and Anne, —it recognises the Union de facto; and, while the Nominalists and Realists of America,—the Democratic Whigs and the Republican Tories our day,—are doing battle ...
... deals , the _Scottish Fanner will be _received as _an _important _addition to tbo ' _literature of _agriculture . _—Northern Whig . ' ' _' ** If the numbers already received are a ( air _sample _of _what Is to be _hereafter _. It will _prove an important ...
... to weigh upon France with England's counsel and example, so as to keep it true to the policy of non-intervention. 'That the Whig government should have achieved this so successfully is its chief title to power and to respect. The Emperor receives Count ...
... interpréted otherwise an endeavour to bring Lord Patuarstox to discredit as'the aed to set up im ‘his stead, under the old: Whig banner, Earl and rightly read this important address, and if the-—Daily News rightly interprets. the feeling which the pablic’ ...
... small parcels. Handscutched sold ss. 6d. to 7s. 9d per stone, and for milled, 7s. to 10s. were the extremes of value.— Northern Whig. —*? ...
... and their appropriation to secular purposes. He not, however, say one weed that day which would seem to preclude him from Whig s full and candid conideratioa to the question. He would advise the clergy in obtaining the rates to get them applied to the ...
... PERRINS, 0* Sold Wholesale and for Export, by Crossb A lackwxll, London; and all Merchants and OiU •o. 77* THE “WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG’ PRICK TWOPENCE—IS THE BEST, LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY JOURNAL ULSTER. A QUARTER, DELIVERED FREE ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, MONDAY, AUGUST 12. 1861. Walter Trevor Stannns, James Hunter, tention, and have been kept in a good state of repair. John Hitchcock, and Joseph Richardson, Esquires, be Two passengers’ luggage vans, two goods break vans, four ...