... between landlord and Tenant in Ireland, brings again before Parliament and the nation, the state of this country, and the Whigs adopt their usual tactics of blaming Providence with the evils of Ireland, and endeavouring to “ride ofT on the past three ...

... of woe which has prompted this letter would sink into bis heart, it will into that of her Majesty. Th* Reform Minibtrt.— The Whig* c»me in, but though they came in upon economy, well peace and reform, there wag a power they could not move in the way of ...

... was pending, which places the matter in still worse light. Such proceeding would not have been tolerated in any other than Whig Government. We do not quarrel with the Duke of Somerset for wishing change his name. In common with all her Majesty's subjects ...

... advantage of his bill, but not a single tenant farmer had done so (hear, hear.) There were Ireland number of antediluvian Whigs, who imp ou»!y pointed to Providence when persons talked of decline in the prosperity of the country. The right, hon. baronet ...

... wildest which converted the Protestaut constituencies of the north of Ireland into so many resting places for the nominees of a Whig Govern- ment Thi: \ •■.f.kic.n IM ! cicrman LI. ship .New York. Captain Wei - taking the Unite I from Bremen tho New York spoke ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1863. GIDEON BAIRD, HATTER. 6. CASTLE STREET, BELFAST, Begs leave to inform his friends and the Public that he has a large a«uK>rtaivut of SATIN AND PARAMATTA HATS, BLACK DRAB FELT HATS, CAPS, &c., all the ...

... and is which it suggested tkat which led them to certain cocciesioss required to he by the directed stie w itthern by the Whig_ at the IA sad Herz.) petatior which he presented the University of Orford wets somewhat remarkable. Owe :• ..rtiticin It ...

... The trade and commerce of a country ought always be sufficient to counterbalance any sudden loss from other sources. The Whigs take good care that Irish trade and Irish commerco shall continue a standstill, or retrogiade. This is their steadfast policy ...

... the election, and in which it is stated: Tuesday was spent in inquiries on our side ; and on ihe other we understand one the Whig posted oft .o Mr. Alexander Mitchell of Stow, for a months pwt has been understood to be the coming man in so-called [.il-eral ...

... help wipe off the stigma which has been attached the borough through the unfitness for place of many d its recent members. The Whig Uadi-1 cals, as a consolation for the defeat that their ** pet’’ shortly about tc meet with, are chuckling with confidence ...

... of our legislators, the country seems per- fectly satisfied with this state of quiescence, and we may rest assured that the Whigs, who hold the reins, but do not rule, are equally content. In the material world it not unfrequently happens that such a calm ...

... command the respect and attention of his subordinates. It makes very little difference whether the First Lord of the Admiralty be Whig or Tory, Radical or Liberal-Conservative, if he knows his business. A difference of opinion on Free Trade will not affect the ...