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... London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian writes :—** *‘ Whatever may be said of Lord Russe!las a politician,’ said an old Whig of qu:lity the other day, ‘even the Tories deny that he is a good Christian, for he returns them nothing but good for evil ...
... Lisburn.” ANTED, a FOREMAN BLEACHER who thoreughly understands the Bleaching of Sheetings, Heavy Linens, and Damasks, Address D., Whig Office.” Belfast, Ist J anuary, 1866. “a ANTED, a PLUMBER ‘said Vy GASFITTER. Liberal wages and constant | employment will ...
... future. is hash and - candid enough in all con. science, but we should like to know why Mr Lorimer has such a contempt for the Whigs because be conceives expediency to be their spring of action. Take the passage we have just quoted, and .then ask what ground ...
... on lecturing as if our constitution was as old the Egyptians, and as if we never had a domestic trouble our lives. One day a Whig pundit gives serious advice to Austria to mend her ways in regard to Hungary and Venetia; another lime we have Si Oracle saying ...
... the originators. In 184fi came the Repeal of the Com Laws. On that question the Conservative party were dividedand were the Whigs. Country Gentlemen on both sides the bouse opposed total alteration of the laws with respect to corn iiujiorts, merely because ...
... they had, if they they might grimy et it. Lod hod at mama if • mu or master its. welled, ea and be to the envies by • Re that Whigs a widest that reeervenee,sad the *Mom maki the libitletered la • perish they aeglit to have, keit flism to mother plate the ...
... of both sides of the House of Commons, a. d have abandoned themselves to neither. Peel, in his greatest days, was neither Whig nor Tory, and it has been said with some justice of Pitt that his political principles wero those which his opponents professed ...
... ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE. THE HAUER COLLEGE TRUSTEES AND THE EDUCATION QUESTION. TO THE EDITOR THE NOtITHKBH WHIG. Sin—Yonr clever hot impetnon. correepnodent, Q. E.D.. i# entitled t» the thank# of the friend# the Uagee College for hi# eX|>o*Bre ...
... furious storm as that cf Saturday night. It to be feared that the accounts from sea will be of a very dismal character.— Northern Whig. ...
... neat and hien ica.l o litician than of a The special characteristic of Mr. Flannay's satire, pattiss,n. He loves lashing a Whig. But he as herein seen, is the more than ordinary ease with I.._lites lashing a fool much better. A man, indeed, which sense ...