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... parties seem to have entered upon transition which is carrying the Whigs, under Lord Pal- I merston, back again to the Constitutional, and ultimately Protestant, position occupied by the Whigs a hundred and fifty years ago; while the Tories, as they are now ...
... from the Tories to the Whips, and secondly from the Whigs to position which no party seems to have respected or even understood. When a few titled persons withdrew from temporary amalgamation with the Whigs, Mr. Brewster, their Attorney-General, thought proper ...
... University and the Mansion House cliques, are labouring to create. The Tablet opposes the intended confederation as being more Whig than Tory. Its banner should indicate the .Ultramontane Alliance as its political hope and election - cry. The Evening Post ...
... one or two places we hear of any signs of blight The flax brought to market continues to of most excellent quality. —Northern Whig. ...
... smallpox, several of whom are in hospital. We have been informed that in more than one instance the result was fatal.—Northern Whig. ...
... admitted to the bar he opened an oilice in Cincinnati, Ohio, where he resided until elected Governor of that State. In 1848 the Whig and Democratic parties in the Ohio Legislature were so nearly equally divided that a few free soldiers—the Republican party ...
... seem to have entered upon ; transition which is carrying the Whigs, under Lord Palmerston, back again to the Constitu tional, and ultimately Protestant, position occu'•pied by the Whigs of hundred and fifty years ago; while the Tories, as they are ...
... week. The Conservative party will be represented by Mr. Macdonogh, Q.C., M.P.; Mr. Chatterton, Q C., and Mr. W. B. and the Whigs Mr. Brewster, Q.C., and other eminent counsel. Detention Steamkus.—A telegram was received in town yesterday to the effect ...
... testimony and evidence is against him, and the insolence of the denial is unwarrantable, and deserves a fitting rebuke. —Northern Whig. ...
... rumours to that effect; but from all other quarters the accounts of this important crop could not be more satisfactory.—Northern Whig. ...
... is placed, on the choice of a successor to the distinguished Professor whose connection with both has now ceased.—Northern Whig. Deer Stalking.—ln the forest of Glendibidale Mr. Horatio Ross began the season's sport lust week. On Friday he got three shots ...
... ranging from 7s Gd to 10s 3d per stone of 14lbs. Two tons handscutched sold at from 9d to 7s Gd. AH was bought up. —Northern Whig. Portadown.—The first market for flax held in this fast-rising town took place on Saturday, and on the whole it offered well ...