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... But, it will be said that Macaulay was Whig, and that the Tories have been the historical friends of the Church, defending her from Whig attacks. We shall not stop to ask whether the circumstance of his being a Whig could possibly weaken the undoubted facts ...
... inclined for any work of the kind, for when the debate was ultimately adjourned Lord Palmerston retuned to give a day for it. The Whigs have already settled the Irish Church question, dimiu. inking the number of its Bishops, and deducting a fourth from its revennen ...
... to reduced. It is quite possible that, but for accidental and personal complications, this motion would have been carried. Whigs, as well as Radicals, were prepared to support it. A majority of the existing Government, including Lords Melbourne and Al ...
... '** •• M-Keona and Rea” pille.l agamat each other. There wa a report that M'Kenna .aa only paving the .ay for aone other Whig, Tery influential supporter of the Governmenl, .ho, from poailion, .ould be able to the to.n very much.—Correapondenf of vaug ...
... ollen draper in Arthur-square, and his many friends in Belfast rejoice to learn of bis success in the land of his adoption.— Whig. The floor of corn warehouse, at the Coburg Dock, Liverpool, fell into a beershop beneath. The landlord family escaped, but ...
... formed body called the Northern Presbytery of Antrim.” A tolerably full account of these proceedings appears in the Northern Whig of Monday last, and though there is some indistinctness in Mr. Brewster’s statement, probably from want of local information ...
... a i 5,. edery—M hey wW but take up the old era sogiargeadag the wrings of the Biz Er ili l4tif Wiwi all bay Motes the eV Whig dodge of at- ath OM* ah.. ble ethane hey be mattered ; end be to Ilheltbiahri labia apt be es argoided and me 4 tisk he pa ...
... desire to have hand in protecting Richmond against the invaders should they attempt to come to the city. (From the llichmund Whig of the sth.) have some further accounts of the raid the Yankee cavalry upon the Fredericksburg railroad Ashland. The engineer ...