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... FROM OUE OWN CORRESPONDENT. London, Tuesday. The vigorous foreign policy of the Whigs is falling into deeper discredit every day, and once Parliament settle! fairly its work a succession of important debates on diplomatic questions may be expected ...
... of the Whig party, and was referred to by her Majesty whenever a necessity arose for calling that section to her counsels. The lone difference between Lord Palmerston and Earl Russell is said to have been made up by his intervention, and the Whig-Radical ...
... beyond your control They go to London, they take sides, some with the Tories, some with the Whigs; they are rewarded a few beggarly places; they sustain the government, no matter what it does or what it omits to do ; and all the while the Irish nation ...
... uit generally treated at present; but, were the intelligent and highW-important remarks correspondent in the Northern Whig, of the 31»t J 1862. adopted, we believe the t«1uo of might be raised to X2O per acre, on aa average of a y fire years, in the letter ...
... BELFAST DAILY NORTHERN JL WHIG the meet widely circulated Provincial Journal in Ireland. For all Advertising purposes is one of the best papers in the country. Terras may bad from th* Proprietors F. D Fiwlat A Sow, Belfast. Also on Saturdays, Tfl« beat ...
... NORTHERN WHIG I. the most Aidely Hated Provincial Jononnl t Ireland tor all AllverGling purpose. It I. one of the best papers in the country. Tern. mop 04 had (rum Proprltlons tutu. t S..r. MGM Also on Saturday., THE WEEKLY NORTH LnX WHIG Toe tn.l ...
... From anything ho has stated, no elector could decide whether Mr. Barbour was retrograde Whig, or advanced Radical. know that is an out-and-out supporter of the Whig coterie, and, consequently, agrees with that clique in thinking, that Irishman should have ...
... 21T temporarily reduced by one, and Lisburn for the moment has the shame of being the only borough Ireland which would return Whig nominee. The figures given above prove that the constituency was not exhausted: enough remained to give Mr. Yerner the rep ...
... editor of tbe Northern Whig, contained In hia publication of tbe 9.h inatais unworthy of any writer. Tbe wanton and gratuitous attack made on one Lisburn’s meal respectable inhabitants cannot be too strongly spoken of. No doubt, tbe Whig was somewhat piqued ...
... in utterly expelling the Whig administration, they will all the better have done their duty—they will all the more truly have represented the people of Ireland. The Tories may come into power.” We shall gladly hail them. The Whig journals may endeavour ...
... would be better to vote for the Whigs than the Tories. Why ? Because tha Tories will oot bring so many into treason as the Whigs will. (Cheers) Let them that day register their voices and their rts fives never to vole for a Whig. (Load cries of Never, never ...
... son of the veteran Protestant and constitutionalist, Sir William Vernek. Against a gentleman with claims so strong as his no Whig candidate will have any chance whatever, but the electors must act with promptitude, decision, and unity. ...