... being very freely showered on the heads of Sir John’s Whig supporters, and his own as well Mr. Bickham Escott stood on the Conservative interest, but polled less than half the numbers of tho defeated Whig. In January, Ih3o, Sir Francis Burdett and Sir De ...

... very freely showered on the heads of Sir John's Whig supporters, and his own as well. Mr. Bickham Escott stood on the Con- servative interest, but polled less than half the numbers of the defeated Whig. In January, 1835, Sir Francis Burdett and Sir De ...

... systematically abused Mr. Disraeli. Connected myself with that distinguished Action of the Conservatives wliich has sought by Whig md Radical alliances to perpetuate its hold upon the good things of office, I revelled in the weekly venom of the feviler, ...

... Thompson. The proceedings terminated shortly after eleven o’clock. The following gratifying testimony is l>orue by the Belfast Whig the peaceable manner in which the Ulster Orangemen celebrated the 12th July, 1862 : We are glad to state tU»t, far we are aware ...

... systematically abused Mr. Disraeli. Connected myself with that distinguished section of the Conservatives which has sought by Whig and Radical alliances to perpetuate its hold upon the good things of office, I revelled in the weekly venom of the xeviler ...

... Viceroy of Egypt, re-iuesting him to visit Belfast, and to accept of a banquet from the inhabitants on the occasion. —Northern Whig. The Cotton Famine.—At a meeting of the Beard of Directors of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce yesterday, the following ...

... the business therein conducted, and is compelled to ask for assistance in those musty regions whence the fore- thought of a Whig Lord Chancellor removed it a quarter of a century ago. So, at least, we arc in- formed by an order of the Lord Chancellor, ...

... the Potomac except thoso connected with the military or naval service. The following account is taken from the Rich- mond Whig, June 27 : — Yesterday afternoon an engagement opened a few miles north-east of the city, wliich we have no reason to doubt ...

... hanging of Southern patriots, more famine in Lancashire, before the Government will assume responsibility. It is the old story of Whig administration. We are once more drifting into a sea of troubles. For all practical purposes the helm of the vessel of the ...

... but the last ciy resuscitated for Liberalism. Emancipation is gone, Reform is gone, and the game laws are gone. All the aid Whig and Radical cries are gone, and the Liberal Government finds itself in a minority of 55 at the heel of the session in a foolish ...

... fact, because in the great conflict between Spain and the revolted provinces of America, when Sir James Mackintosh and the Whig party pressed Mr. Canning to recognise each particular province that established its independence, Mr. Canning said, “We allowed ...

... fact, because in the great conflict between Spain and the revolted provinces of America, when Sir James Mackintosh and the Whig party pressed Mr. Canning to recognise each particular province .hat established its independence, Mr. Canning said, AYe allowed ...