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... declared that he never was • Whig, and he prayed God that he never might be, for be was of opinion that a Whig was • mature completely out of the pale of all intellect He thought a Whig was truly deecribed by one who sod, ' A Whig wag a tyrant in office, and ...
... Conservative statesman (cheers). That was a Whig statesman, in the plenttade sf office aid of power. Another OtataaoLo might tell them to rest and be thimble], but that was not a Conservative Waleter; that was another Whig agitator, transferred as the repose ...
... wasasaary. The same of the person proposing M a limited umber ee Lenten Tiara be es seen es et een b wine be TY peke ye lb ?Whig will be SAIHIne. J. T. LUDLOW, Cloned Hon. Bea C. & A. LARIAKL ILL, z A—nae G. r li lts me MST GLOOCEBTERSHIIti VOLUNTZER ♦STILLSS ...
... was a Whig, and be prayed God he sever might he (leughter); for he was of opinion that a Whie was • meatus completely out of the pals of all intellect (great laughter); and he thought • Whig was truly described by man who said dogmatically, A Whig is a ...
... 77 0ftemposed sate, mad toast have hiss ie sum • time. Verdict, Feud is lb, body as Italian sailer she meet lie dos b by Whig from the essaboad bit ship, is the Neb. Demme bad ouly base talking to coo of his ilipooss • 14. similes Woes the fatal occorrance ...
... force. Rioting is expected to be renewed to-night. Great coosternatioo prevails, The military are under arms. The Northers Whig gives the following as to the stets of the streets on Thwroday n i g ht :— Yesterday evening iheltreets in the diaterbed districts ...
... A .13CENE IN THE BELFAST COUNCIL CHAMBER. Tha Belfast .Vorthen: Whig Tepees • quarterly meeting el the Town Council, is which Mr. Rea figures prominently, and treated alter the manner in which he was dealt with by the Committee of the Hanes of Parliament ...
... THE BELFAST RIOTS. Tbe Northern Whig in its inspreuion of Saturday steer thou The riots I. Belfast continue with unabated fury, unequalled by anything we have ever seen in this town, The magistrates did' not take the precaution we suggested of patrolling ...
... overlooked, I shall now quote : At the last general election, in 18.59, Earl Rusaell, then Lard John, was opposed u one of the Whig candidates for the city of Laudon. It was expected he would be run hard, sod therefore every vote was memory to secure hi. ...
... the empty head of his beloved Paget, and to deal desolation and curses on the tyrannical, traitorous, and imbecile Whigs. It is not for us to decide upon the proprieties of clerical life, and now that this oratorical firework has been let off, ...
... great foram Urea, many were born and lived *aunty village without knowing whether ant paved, es some said, with •old. Now a Whigs Maim resomsshis distance of which et some time Mbar, probably on tors great motional enhilitisa, hes met aeon from the provisos ...
... retained in almost ell stemma, lest the Orangemen of Dublin might seek to senirmtmenta of teen confreres in Belfast. The Northers Whig of geterday, in its second edition, it had remind a telegram from Derry contradicting the wpm of hiving taken pleas than Belfast ...