... mean or paltry mode of dealing with an important public question was never, we will venture to say, devised, even by the wit a Whig Minister. It i 3 true that, not very long ago, the expenses of prosecutions w ere equally divided between the County Rate and ...

... and a measure entirely in accordance with it, and calculated to effect an important improvement, had it not been defeated a Whig-Radical conspiracy, would at this moment have been the law of the land. Though Mr. Osborne twits both parties with something ...

... turning Whigs out of office and getting Derbyi ites in. The Whigs are not angels; not over. honest in their political dealings, or quite pure in their official partialities ; but t he country has only one alternative—Whigs or Tori es. The Whigs, more probably ...

... further use for them. Apply to Mr. JAMES BEETON, Saddler, Bow Street, Lisburn. Lisburn, August 6, 1861. 877 ritHEDAILY “NORTHERN WHIG”—PRICE 1 THREE HALFPENCE— THE CHEAPEST DAILY NEWSPAPER BELFAST. COCKLE’S COMPOUND ANTI BILIOUS PILLS have long been recognised ...

... members the burden and responsibility of the appropriation of millions of money. this matter there has been no improvement, and Whigs and Tories , seem to have been both alike culpai le. the Government had decliucd to occupy the time of the House in considering ...

... to meet upon a common ground, leaving party politics and the strife of creeds outside them. There Catholic and Protestant, Whig and Tory, may fairly assemble without expecting to hear aught which may jar upon their political or religious feelings. A member ...

... they were now to advertise for a pure thorough-bred young Whig they would have as much difficulty in finding one and rearing him as they would with an infant gorilla (much laughter.) The Whigs, like certain Eastern potentates, having no issue of their ...

... found wanting. Let occasion serve, now, and Ulster will not found wanting. In order to confound the whole question of Canada, Whig Journalism gives to the Canadian loyalists all the distinctive names that belong only to parties home. The circumstances of ...

... both of corn and straw. Several early 'fields are already cut. All now depends on the weather for the next two woeks.—Northern Whig. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S ANNITAL Snow. --On Thursday the Great National Cattle Show was opened to the public, and it far ...

... have added 500,000 constituents to our boroughs and counties. But the Liberals would not have it. They were dodged off by the Whigs on the bait of getting more ; and now they have got nothing, serving them right for their folly and servile opposition. Mr ...

... the apathy engendered by a six months' close attendance in St. Stephen's, and the anxiety of members to have done with it. Whigs have always been proverbial for watching the opportunity, and have generally succeeded in getting some quiet sinecures, in ...

... belonged to Lord Derby, it will now belong to Lord Palmerston. Such is the way in which the drama of The Rivals is played by Whig politicians. ...