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... Sergeant Millar 1 4 H. Alsop (absent) J. Harrison ; 5 3 8 Sergeant M'Caitby 0 2 2 Skbious Affray at Belfast.—The Northern Whig states that on Tuesday afternoon a serious affray occurred Belfast. appears th a bottomry bond bad been given by the former ...
... birth being 1792. The descendaunt of an In ancient Scottislr family, he was horn at Netberbad on- like many of thre young Whigs, was educated ?? minhister School. PsFroms there lie wvent to Queen's ar [isli College, Crrmbrid e, and very speedily entered ...
... considered Lord Palmerston the representative of Conservative interests and principles- The Government consisted of old Whigs, new Whigs, Peelites, and Radicals, and what kept this heterogeneous mass together was the opinion of the country, to which they ...
... legerdemain, which answered marvellously well in Opposition when it was only necessary to find fault with the measures of the Whigs, weakened by his desertion, and that of Lords Derby and Ripon; but which began to break down from the moment it was taken at ...
... ve nation which a the han gater then any other ntion-you have a nation la ay which has suffered mote tbsp any ether Sation-whig t a nbats has been mr dgraoded than an other wa which 5 Dowlitingtoauiity eadl to asti l life whille .01 proeto beseconto 'tle ...
... he had done it serious damage. One of the chain- pions of Reform, in the old days of thc agitation, he was, by ?? stages, a Whig. a Tory, and a Peelite, endling ultimately something very like anl ex. treme Radical, if we may judge from the tmenur of his ...
... all of Whiomi arc to vote exactly, onl any given occasion, as the interestsl of die body Ithey require, isves~psctively of Whig antI Tory. NOW, wieth stingr3 respect for our townsmnen, Messrs. Rebut- soit, Curry, atudtlmerest, we do ttotknowuthatws s ...
... Sheriff, and Sub-Inspector Bindon, that blood wes not shod, as at one time the affair had a most alarming appearance. -AZTo01cr Whig. ...
... continues to do so he viihl mueet with no factious opposi- mere iery- tion. In that Cabinet there are Old Whilgs and New The Vit Whigs, Peelites, and Radicals, and it is astonishing how Ame his a Government can he carried on consisting of such con- facto hert ...
... 11e&t upo' of the na60, though, poinful to tSect, under the dis- approbation of the . gligh enemies of L the Republic, both Whig and Tory. But X F&oxaN Jasni is under no compulsion of events. No foreign smy in on his soil There are no revolutiouists in ...
... from the council, have been re-elected with 4 oppo-i ion. Thus tite numbers stanul as they * ere_ ;va B Conservatives and I Whig, a very healthy stdte of thing Radicalism is now virtually defunct ill this borvugi b n many years must elapse ere it will ...
... state of affairs. The cabinet Jonah will most likely be Mr. Gladstone, whose financial experi-. ments have once more landed us (Whig. fashion) ia a deficit. It is no secret that the Chancellor of the Exchequer is driven into a corner, for he .can hardly carry ...