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... effects of the _'Whigs _having had a term _of _office _about half _as long _as that which the Tones had before _the Reform era _, i 3 , that on a party question , the _Right _Reverend bench _musters _very much stronger for the Whigs than for the _Tories ...
... _ascertain the _result _of a definite proposal to the _Postmaster-General _. _Tns _JULY AHsrvEKSARy AT BELFAST . —The _Korthem _Whig _says : — _Belfast _, Wednesday _eight . —There _were _very large _crowds of people In the _disturleu _, _districts oi _the ...
... at 5.45 6. MALT ad on the of Wwwwwenar c. l3:of Jaly, 4.4.5 P.M. 7. sad ruriang will be pruvider Das laminar bet the mast Whig Pencil. who hart oilman al U.. &hoot, rim of 180344. Order, Ldlabargb, 2d JWJ SISTERB NILSON. ACCOUNT OF THE STATUTE LABOUR ...
... regarding Lord Russell- ' He wants your'vote, but your affection not. For their own sakes it is devoutly to be hoped that the Whig Government are still of the same way of thinking and feeling. If ever there was an occasion on which a vote was emphatically ...
... majority of eighteen to tell him where he is bow. This result, of course, will be profoundly satisfactory to all kinds of Whigs, and as still store liberal men voted so as to save the Ministry, we must take it for granted that even Bridle&ls like Bright ...
... e then dropped, like Leo& the clerk, being Warted to communicate with the Lord Proved. S Mr Ns= said be sem lima of _pipes Whig down Bookman Street. Be Mimi an addition& sewer was being Baille OM= stated et wise aided with ewe. ammo, by tof St Bolles ...
... and Captail Hereford, Lieutenant Walliker, ' and Priests Grieve s 3d quit points. TUX JULY ANNIVERSARY. (Prom the Northern Whig.): Wednesday Night. There were very large crowds of people the disturbed districts of the town bet ao canna between the opposier ...
... has pointed the true moral of the present politi e cal situation. Like everybody else who has r no vested interest in the Whig Miniistry, he | acknowledges that our foreign policy has ridicu- h lonsly broken down; 'but he draws from this fact a different ...
... truth be utters, and Lis singular power of utterance, Mr Horsinan would attract little sympathy. Ever since he ceased to be a Whig official, we have found him the candid friend of Whiggism,—not particularly friendly perhaps but unmistakeably candid. He ...
... demird, though destined, doubtless, to take their seats some day on lofty Olyeeptta—men like the Marquis of Hartisitat on the Whig side and like Viscount Isgestre on the Tory, to give to the aristocratic element its full weight in debate or division, without ...
... and *tutted. (Great laughter.) But, unbortuately, there a difficulty io keeping up the breed. (('ontinued laughter.) For thou Whig Hole have been very barns, and they were obl*e.l lately to the a cries with the foram l'eelite breed. (Prolonged laughter.) ...
... _lftiwliter-1 _Riit . iinfortunatelvthere is _a'diinculty in keeping up the _breed _. ( Continued laughter . ) _for thoee Whig birds have been very barren , and theywere obliged _lately to'take a _cross with the famous _PeeUte breed _.- ( _Prolonged ...