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... board the steamer. The masts and decks of the Ardmore were gone when she was abandoned, and she was fast breaking up. —Northern Whig. Tits Galb.—Our Liverpool correspondent ■writes on Wednesday night—Though the storm has considerably abated, there is still ...
... him passed away the old easy-going system of managing political affaiis—the rubbing along the pleasant border-land between Whigs and Tories, running now the one side, and now on the other, and leaving it to the last a matter of doubt whether there was ...
... defeat by counselling his retirement into private life. The recent election hart, we trust, proved satisfactorily to the old Whig party that they cannot ever again hope to dict►te to the citizens in the matter of who is to be chosen as their representatives ...
... than a £ 6 _franchise . Nor _is the proposal at all startling in the _matter _of _novelty : at . 1 _great _meeting of _the Whig _leaders , two days before _the downfall of the _Wellington _Government ia 1 S 30 , it was _proposed hy Lord Brougham , and ...
... ce of the professors ; but we do not often meet with a sterner warning than is conveyed in the paragraph from the Northern Whig which has been copied into the papers. A man of genius, William Oarleton, at an age when even the day-labourer may fold his ...
... George’* honour ? 1 think not. Until the Revolution, no man of any party was likely to transmit the tale to Edinburgh, for the Whigs were overawed, and the Prelatist* were not likely to inform the Government that they bad drowned two women tho face of reprieve ...
... talent in the . service of _the Crown , _however _unsupported _it may be by family _influence , and _however _unconnected with Whig traditions _. As Mr _Goachen _himself _hinted in his _speech at _the _Mansion-House , there is plenty _of work before him upon ...
... has shown himself false to official traditions in condemning that which he had himself endorsed, and it asks whether the Whigs can defend a man who followed up approval of Governor Eyre supercession. The Jamaica onslaught ’isto be the most formidable ...
... to that amount. The present to ourselves is something Build, certain, and 4 fructifying in oar pockets,' in the words of the Whig financier. The sublime piece of delicacy to our mimes posterity is visionary, foe half the people in this island do not expect ...
... I SUPPOSED MURDER IN BELFAST. The Northern Whig of 'ridray has the follow'- ingu:-A' paragraph appeared in yesterday'szpaper stating tbat siece the 14thof:December a carser, who waa in Belfast 'on.,that doy,;bae.been. miss- ing. The case .appear. to ;be' ...
... which do nut look promising—have led to the adoption of a scheme by which the Op position may be made to seem to come from the Whig side of the House. and in which Tories may appear only as auxiliaries. Lord t lobo, in the lot session of the last Parliament ...
... Cabinet, is desperate admission of Whig feebleness, when considered as a blow to Whig prejudices. Earl Russell recoups himself making his connection Sir John Komilly Peer. How curious it must feel to a real aristocratic Whig to elevate at the same time the ...