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... the purpose of preventing the further demoralisation of their already sufficiently-weakened forces. A meeting of the chief Whig and Radical politicians in Lancashire was held Friday afternoon last, at the Clarence Hotel, Manchester. The meeting was summoned ...
... William Wakefield, Mr Ferris, Mr Thomas Lea, at the Mull and White Mart Inns, the Post (Mice, and of the Secretary, Mr Geo. S. Whig•, of whom a List of Prizes may likeobiaiti,4l. Sub.eribers of 10s. and upwards will be entitled to Two Tickets at Admission ...
... till living obstructives. Three years ago the peeeiag of a new Reform Bill was re,rarded as a thing no longer in dispute. The Whigs had, hi three Queen's speeches, it ; and Lord Dram had admitted that such a cioncession could no longer be denied All parties ...
... violations of of parliament passed for the purpose of suppressing those party displays which disturb the peace of Ireland. Our Whig) correspondent in Londonderry says that Mr. John Martin, local crown solicitor, applied to the nagistrates fur summonses cgainat ...
... seys:—‘* The death, announced in our yesterduy, of Mr. fo-merly of the Fifeskwre Journal, and more lately of the Worthern Whig, would to very many private in various countries tell of the quenching of a light whose brilliancy and nore that ever could ...
... advocates, avowed that they Would prove rank delusions; considered the whole scheme a party manoeuvre to give power and place the Whigs ; and, times out_of number, told the working men that all the pledges about retrenchment and economy, and the total up-rooting ...
... extensive districts cultivation for thin csculent, we believe the yield will not be much below the average. The Btljiitt Northern Whig, noticing the harvest prospects in the north Iro«at,d, says all the reports last week were clouded with gloom and apprehension ...
... statement of Mr CHEETHAM, that he (Mr. NORREYS) was a renegade to his father's principles, begged to say that his father, though a Whig, had never been a member of the League. On the contrary, he had refused to cooperate with that body in any of its proceedings ...
... of this town. On the 19th instant, at 6, Mount Charles, Belfast, aged 53, Jews BRUCE, Esq., formerly editor of the Northern Whig. On the 19th instant, in Fort-street, Douglas, Isle of Man, Mr. W. H. SMITII, member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons ...
... out to India, and edited the Madras Arien,eutn, at a high salary, and on his return assumed the eclitcsship of the Northern Whig, from waich, atter five year, was compelled to retire through ill-hea!th, eausel by &sears of the heart. Mr. Bruce was the ...
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