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... famous journal were not, however, competed for with as much avidity might have been expected Traditionally ungrateful, the Whig allowed the chairs and tables, the sacred inkstands and memorable desks, to pass into the hands of the lowest dealers in old ...
... Lisburn, where he said he was going to meet Ids wife. He was also seen coming from the town about eleven ’clock. —Northern Whig. THREE CHILDREN AND ONE MAN MURDERED, AND ANOTHER MAN SHOT. Manchester. Friday.— One of the most frightful tragedies that has ...
... the basis protection: but it did not become the pupil of Peel to say so when he recollected how that statesman had displaced Whig government He hoped that the noble Lord would, however, give an explanation with his usual frankness, for he agreed that if ...
... experience which the public have had at Longford, and the deleterious eftect that election already upon the politics of the Irish Whigs, show Ultramontanism to be dangerous principle to tamper with. Whatever Minister will manfully denounce its machinations and ...
... be occasions when Conservatives will have to settle questions” between themselves and their ultramontane supporters, and if Whig members are to retaliate, the public business will be badly done. There may little craft but there is no wisdom this mode of ...
... superior interest secured the prize for him. The latter is brother of Sir Francis Baring, the member for Portsmouth, an old Whig the right stamp, whose long political sen-ices (and vote for Ministers last night on the Harbours of Refuge Motion), no doubt ...
... of snot from his bodv. His Worship committed the prisoner for trial at the ensuing Quarter Sessions of Ballymena.— Northern Whig. Mr. John Bright’s Fishing Adventures.— A week or two since, wliile Mr. John Bright was fishing in the Locliie, he hooked a ...
... from Oxford, Cambridge, Durham. Aberdeen, and Glasgow. Not one Irishman is allowed to sit at this examining board, which the Whigs constitute the umpire of qualifications of candidates —Irish Times. ...
... arrival there,besides procuring himself and his family passage and providing them with all that they might require.— Northern Whig. death of this child has ever since preyed upon the mind of the father, who has more than once been heard to say that Mr. Meller ...
... ated usurper. Tant'cae unhnis ccelestibm iroe ? If Paradise really divided against itself, then surely poor blind Tories, Whigs, and Radicals here below, we Cod ini, and FrmeiUi, earthly mould, may be excused for our perpetual squabbles, as well as for ...