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... intellect- (great laughter)-and he thought a Whig was truly described by a man who said dogmatically, A Whig is a tyrant in office and a tyrant out ' -(laughter). He did not, however, think that the Whigs had any desire to do damage to the Church of ...
... both-namely, a general policy of free. do dom, civil and religious. . The Whigs, for the ol o0 last fiftyyears, have been as much beholden to li - Dissenters as Dissenters have been to the Whigs na 30 Brougham and Jeffrey, Horner and Sydney Smith, tl Earl Grey ...
... MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE IN BELFAST | I. LOIUGH. POUR MEN5 DROWNED. On Saturday last, says the Northern Whig, a fearful disaster occurred in Belfast Lougb, by which four men have lost their lives. The cir. cumatances of this painful case are, so far, as ...
... little intelligible, common - sense interchange of opinion upon this matter before it be too late. What is it, then, that the Whigs, or those per. sons who manage electioneering Movements for them, seriously expect? Are they fully satis- fied that that portion ...
... sent to Us, with a modest request for publication in our columns, which we at once accord:- TO THE' EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sin,-I ant directed by the Grand Orange Lodge of Belfast to forward to you the enclosed copies of resolu- tions, and to request ...
... THE LAST HOURS OF PRINCE ALBERT. is . E: : -. .:, ;I ii : /- ..t 1; * - There -has reachea us- (Northern Whig) from. 1abrpad,: moet. intereseing, extract from ,a letter, which was wrritten by. aniember of the Queen's household shortly after thiedeatlh ...
... haipy to a say that among, his new accomplishments ho habi h r not forgotten that which great -nature taught L him, 'Damn the Whigs.'-(great langhtci). ' . ; DENMARK. AND THE DucliEs.-The following 9 is thse textof thepetitionaddressed bythe Danis' u ! ...
... of Freedon anlld. b Reform. The people, eadi ingrates at times may for etf this a but the airistocracy, thre oligarchi-ts of Whig ianul Toryr birth anld growth, never forget it D Hnce the burst b of outcry, oft-repeated', gaifst Etr1 Russell:' -Hnce too ...
... ad Kinlocb, who was one of the candidates at the ve. recent election contest in Fife, and withdrew at at the request of the Whig clique, delivered a in lengthened lecture to a number of the electors in ng Ladybank district. The school-room of. the vil- ...
... -effect of which will be to mnake that unfortunate people more clamorous and'less self-reliant than ever-(hear, hear). Four Whigs voted in that majority The minority consisted of Mr Stansfeld, Mr Leatham, Mr Lawson, and myself. By-an.-&ye you will . see ...