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... Liberals are not likely to opp Government. ‘The promise of support made by t Marquis of Landsdowne will influence many of | Whig party. The promise of independent by the Liberals who fought with the Conservatives: the objectionable portions of the Reform ...
... Ministers do not seem | troubled with any fine feelings or nice sense of he or they would not hold on to office as they do. ‘Whigs are remarkable for their tenacity of offici istence, and office may have its sweets as well toils, but it is only to a certain ...
... Scotlan few Cunservative members. He believed that the Scot bers who had done so much to advance the bill were e nominees of Whig peers or of Radical baillies. After some farther discussion, which at last a tamaltous character, the committee divided—For ...
... Mr. Bright is in er supposing that the Radicals are “the popular p The amendment will have one good result, if it se the Whigs from the Radicals, with whom they hav too long connected. They have been too long | company. ‘There is too much of this assumption ...
... there are insu: able obstacles in the way. This, at least, gi couragement to agitators and secures support said that the Scotch Whig Members intimated Russell that they would not support the the Irish Church, while even the English Radica difficulty in obtaining ...
... was addressed by gentlemen, and also by the Rev. Mr. Barnside and th Manning. The whole proceedings passed off peace: thern Whig. Law Apviser To THE Govenxment.—The vacancy of Law Adviser to the Govrnment, for some time been filled by the appointment of ...
... WILLIAM C INTELLIGENCE MONDAY’S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. OUTBREAK OF THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN IRELAN 1 o’ctock.—The Northern Whig has j the issued the following in a special edition :—With the great econ- | concern we have received the following anuoancement of ...
... consulting the Whig party, and there could not danger in a bill brought in by a member of the house ford, and by the Cavendishes, the Hows Satherlands, and the Somersets, The course taken noble lord in bringing in this amendment would the Whig party from ...
... o DONNY. PRICE—ONE PENNY. 8T. . TWOPENCE. closely by detectives, on the look-out for susp e ascer- | indi —Belfast Northern Whig. e cause DISPATCH OF TROOPS TO are, iralty on Monday afternoon dispatched a telegr jatarde: ‘the immediate coaling 90 ents ...
... to the layers of the Atlantjc Ca LORD DERBY’S GOVERNMENT. PouiticaL nomenclature is not in the best con¢ present. The terms “Whig” and “ Tory” have antiquated, while the more modern epithets “ C tive” and “ Liberal” scarcely apply to all the « which names ...
... was for several years one of the n know | of the Donegal-sqaare (Belfast Soath Circuit) Wesleyan joa are | —Helfust Northera Whig of Monday. not to above announcement will be read with regret b Every | were acquainted with Mr. Wallace. He was located in ...
... rightly characterized the Bill “as playing ii hands of the extreme section of the Liberal p That is its chief fault. Modern Whigs hav justly been charged with degeneracy, but, have become still more degenerate, a considera tion have shown their hereditary ...