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... monarchy Pourrics.—The Herald alludes to of a disseusion in the M of the breakdown and in that no modified ad- acceptabie to Whig Ministry @ill be im the Government with which the is, it says, no would be able to They are all in Her Majesty's should be ...
... MURDER AT BALLYLESSON, NEAR BELFAST. Or the other dreadful murder, er, that of Charles Wi we give the following Whig :-— from the ™ Charles Wilgar, the deceased, on Saturday evening last, after finishing his work, ing home ; but, pre- vious to doing so ...
... heart uf a peo; y net with serious disasters; stimulate to increase exe: le resolved to be free disasters rtions. The Richmond Whig thinks Jefferson Davis's Govern. ment the must iamental) le failure iu history, and thinks the helm should be su rreadered ...
... MURDER OF JOHN HERDMAN, ESQ, OF BELFAST. From the Northern Whig. ) WE give the following particulars of this shocking man had invited a few friends to dinner at his residence tragedy :—It appears that on Thursday evening Mr Herd- at Cliftonville. Afterdinner ...
... irresistible demand by the public for the abolition of double Sheriffs; and in the consequent limitation of official prizes, the Whigs will be found to illustrate the case of the greedy owner who kil- vr the govse which laid the eggs of gold.—Jnverness ...
... they will struggle tooth and nail for a change of places. There is another reason, not so apparent but perhaps as cogent—the Whig y have been in long enough. People do not hike too lon Parliaments, or too ar an assumption of public favour, and many of the ...
... of Fraser's Magazine 1s about to pass into other hands, Mr Froude, the eminent historian, who now wields the destiny of the Whig serial, being about to resign the re- sponsibility. Tue Rev. C. J. Vaughan, D.D., in his recent sermons before the University ...
... organ of the Conservatives, and which lately has been informed as to the pol aud inteutioos of the Government than even the Whig nisterial papers —says :-—“ We that, Pt id tion the which the times’ must have upon a large portion our own Volunteer force ...
... illness considerable Turs esteemed nobleman died at on Satur- talents, and his vast readalbage, by his energy, his member of the Whig par:y in Scotland. As Earl of Ormelie, before his stood, in 1832, a ¢ontest for the Perthshire, which, in keenness and costliness ...
... through evil r te, advocated the cause of Italy. (Cheers. tion WAR dn ue to the ire denied that the Roman Catholic emanci Whigs. Tt was not even due to Sir and the Duke of Wellington, but to the fearless energy lrish t had come in under false pretences ...
... dustrious minds. the past session there has no actual division of parties, there has been es formerly Liberal and Conservative, Whig and Tory, and I consider that the Government of will always be carried on by these two political one in power and the other ...
... picture of the “sad calamity,” the “awful misfortune” our be- loved country would sustain should the decease of “the pure old Whig” whose name heads this article be added to the list of bereavements we are sustaining in this certainly deadly period. By this ...