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... supposition. It seems now to be pretty generally admitted that some change required in our representative system. Conservatives, Whigs, an«l Liberals alike agrees*far, and the only question is, in what way shall the suffrage be extended. If the present ministry ...
... Leath and E fall la and • MO sportsv. now faith-, oat al ri•lti the . taw a. le the the Dan. at S mereet give • et to the Whig er ot an l h • staff uo her p tne of Wellington. U. the WS of it.. hely invected tb. minas ea shore. sod eltrr the It lel V ...
... freely meet and shake h.nds in their private capacity. The heat and fury of an election contest is no sooner over than we see Whig and Tory, Conservative and Radical, all joining heartily in some national demonstration or aiding in the celebration of some ...
... some of his comic pieces and songs, to the gratification of all classes present. Miss Kate Saville in BELFAST.-The Northern Whig of last week, in speaking of Miss Kate Saville's Pauline says :-« Miss Saville was, of course, the.great attraction of the ...
... possesses a pound; but, not to enter on great political maiderations, there is one apparently little circumstance which, if this Whig nobleman should ever become Premier, will be very, very awkward. Lord Granville talks so that no one can hear him. At present ...
... Palmerston l a P° UQ d; but, not to entor on great pohtical Whj . ns ' tb ere one apparently little circumstance *Qi ' 1 tois Whig nobleman should ever become Pre> Will l *° that ver y> very awkward. Lord Granville talks &Q °ne can hear him. At present this ...
... and on Rollers, ss. Newcastle :A. Reid, Printing Court Buildings. 989 ; Just Published, Price Eighteenpence CRIMES OF THE WHIGS; or, a RADICAL'S REASONS FOR SUPPORTING THE TORY PART'S AT THE NEXT GENERAL ELECTION. IHOMAS DOUBLEDAY, Author of the True ...
... this year. We may mention here that there is no appearance of tbe cattle plague this or other parts of the country. —Belfait Whig. Railway Accidents and Delays.— A collision ocaurred on the Great Northern Railway on Wednesday evening near Colnsy Hatch. ...
... least, that vulgar insolence they are likely to learn. —lrish Tinua. pardon general lee-dutt on COTTON. From America {Northern Whig) have private report of the pardon General Lee, and the likelihood an export duty coiiod. A gentleman from this (UclfasO n ...
... counties in the North should surely proveicqually advantageous the richer soils fiuer climates of Cork and Tipperary,— Northern Whig. Through the whole of the United States the progress of population has received such check hum the war that it is thought probable ...
... country. It is now admitted on all sides that such an organisation prevarles E almost every corner of Ireland. The Northern Whig admits its existence in the North, and sug- geits the extinction of Orangeism as a cure for it. In the west of Ireland, at ...