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... was not ear- h priseid to hear naval officers ait Dveonport protest against a the zoanner in wehich it few high intloential whig- fianillics csntirived to ttunopolioe thle ?? prizes in the navy. Thue at noble lord lied] allud.(ed to the high honour attitchinig ...
... approschea, stc.—X haye the honoor. &c , ,r “Henry Smyth. “ County Surveyor’o Office, Feb. 24, 1863. COMPANY. THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ...
... this : as natters stand, nearlv all the great quastions of the day having ,een settled, there is but little to choose between Whigs and ories Let it never be forgotten that the lories, both in the natter of church rates and of reform, showed far more sincerity ...
... G. C. EDGAR. ENLARGEMENT THK WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG. ON SATURDAY, 7th FEBRUARY, being the commencement of the Mxth yearly volume, the Weekly Whig was enlarged by the addition of upwards of EIGHT COLUMNS of mailer. Thia Enlargement has been determined on ...
... very few prbes ; and be was not sur- r*_rr fr»t nawJ officers at Devonport protest agaiust ia which a few high influential whig families ' *.-ti to monopolise the great prizes ia the navy. The cX - -i had alloded to tbe high honour attaching to those ...
... latest news. DAILY WHIG OFFICE, Wednesday Morning. ...
... mountains, and to be unable to recover either ; that the other characters are for the most part Highland cavaliers, or Lowland Whigs, or fanatical Covenanters— all of whom act, to use a phrase of the day, on their own hooks, and with little or no regard ...
... cheers, laughter, and cries of “Well done, Abrahams! Abrahams for ever!”) Mr. Probyn made a good set speech, claiming for the Whigs the credit of having originated and passed all the good measures of the past half-century, eulogising Lord Palmerston, and ...
... appeal to the government made in Poo mend on Friday last by Mr. Maguire and Colonel Dickson, was answered with the accustomed Whig fallse;es of which Sir IL Peel is a flippant and facile mouthpiece. The Member for Dungarran adduced statistics of the decrease ...
... Pitt out in about three George IIL, by a detter fate or an ne Lager pomible to be we present hopes But the notion that the Whigs, ast Prince's friends, had a right fate, Shen ILL became it was favour of the Regent, that the power, the Ministry were 0a ...
... baronet's resolutions. He warned the Government not to resist the just demands of the navy. It was only a few of the great Whig families who obtained the prizes in the service--men who had no right to them in comparison with officers whose services had ...
... Mr. Hadfield's Bill is surely, in a small way, an embodiment of what used to be the graud distinctive ' principle of the Whigs, civil and religious liberty. It is but a little flag—but then its colours identify it with the grand standard within sight ...