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... difference that had arisen between the Chairman and Mr. Moore, lie (Mr. Mullen) denounced the Whigs with energy, and said he would rather vote for the Devil than for a Whig. (Loud applause.) The Chairman said, although they had their differences, there was one ...
... he would appropriate it to a fund for building a Town Hall, as an inducement for succeeding Mayors to do the same. —Northern Whig. (A gentleman at Marseilles backed a greyhound in his kennel to beat an express train—an engine and four can-iages. The match ...
... Grey, and other elderly Whigs. Whether or not Catholics retain, on the whole the confidence they once placed in the Liberal party, Liberals have shown that their trust in their former allies is unabated. The accession of the Whigs to office under Lord Grey ...
... Betrast, Mornine.—The Northern Whig of this day announces that Belfast is to be contested by a Liberal candidate, in the person of Lord Jobn Hay, R.N., C.B., son of the Marquis of Tweedale, and ex-M.P, for Wick. The Whig gives a report of a meeting of ...
... is said it will cheapen the supply of coals to London from South Wake by at 2.1. per too. WHIG AND rt RT. (no* rim Those who think there is op Le profession of Whig sad may further Imagine that ths swan is buts °°n suing election is but I place sod supremacy ...
... be would appropriate it to a fand for building a town hall as an ine ducement for succeeding mayors to do the same.—Jorthern Whig. following appeared in eur Seoond Bditien of last evening : [BY MAGNETIC LONDON CORN MARKET Day. «Short supplies of English ...
... was carried a majority of 14 against the government. Tiie whole proceeding was a party business —Tories against Wiiigs. The Whigs not having attended sufficient number were outvoted. Mr. James Hanghton, teetotaller, declines to support Mr. Benjamin Lee ...
... TUESDAY Monnian.—The NortAern Whig of this day announces that Belfast is to be contested by a liberal candidate, in the person of Lord John Hay, R.N., C. 8., son of the Marquis of Swedele, and Ex-M.P. for Wick. The Whig gives a report of a meeting of ...
... yesterday morning, which contained tour top coats and two hats fill- with sa.'d ; also piece ot newspaper, headed Northern Whig. Belfast, Ist instant. No person was found in the vicinity. §irth. ...
... offices let the House rather be draped in black and let honourable memlers put on mourning. What does it matter whether ho is Whig or Tory f The country suffers, public morality suffers, private morality suffers, the nation is disgrined. Do Messrs. Hennessy ...
... opportunity of ruining him, and having found it turned it to account. But this will not save them. It must be confessed that the Whig members have treated him badly in allowing the Tories to carry a vote of censure against him on so light a pretence. This is ...
... whilst the Whigs are criminals in act ; | and surely the actual wrong-doer deserves punishment at your bands rather than the would-be. But I do not believe that the foreign policy of the Conservatives would be as bad as that of the Whigs. They recognize ...