THE STORM IN BELFAST
... 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. ...
... 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. ...
... gang aft aglee. There is a power which, properlj»used, will neutralize this bargaining of the leading men in the nation, Whigs and Tories by turns, with the Ultramontane influence. If the Protestant Members from Ireland did but assume this year an i ...
... And yet wc go on lecturing if our Constitution as old as the Egyptians, and if never had domestic trouble our lives. One day Whig pundit gives serious advice Austria to mend her ways in regard to Hungary and Venetia ; another time we have Sir Oracle saying ...
... basis of religion and fixed principle to restrain (heir passions, and teach them submission and obedience. One of the great Whig remedies for the Irish difficulty education. Educate the Irish, and when they become enlightened they will understand the ...
... with the stage, front 0 :whitchitwo branchles projectedl. Theseworn ceclltuectd by iniliarubbeirtubing to the jets on thle Whigs of the Istage, and he thought it probable that a. discolc- ccl Ineccion usifortunately taicing place led to thle es.cape, tU ...
... our Liberal friends—Protestant and Catholic —that had they -served the Country with half the zeal that they have served Whigs, the Whigs would now have a clearer uuderitanding of their worth, ami be in a more proper frame mind to value it? If the answer ...
... prophesying Brahmins in the Great Whig House somewhere, and I dare say they are foretelling all sorts evils that may come from the passing of this bill, (laughter •. 1 have heard a member, and a member since tbeu, of Whig Cabinet declare that he believed ...
... last Tuesday, Roohdsle, sd mirable specimen. We trust that many wavering representative. Liberal Conservative, Pelmentooian Whig, will lay its warnings to heart Let os put aside such crazes as his allusion to thelnobappy Crimean war. Every one knows that ...
... the most eminent statesmen now living of the Whig party, think we are likely to see the entire extinction of the Whigs as a governing party in the affairs of this country (hear, hear). But whether tbo Whigs, whether this Government arc equal to the time ...
... poatsrily tbs year 2270 that amount. Tbe present to oonMrea la aolid, certain, and • fructifying la oar poitoU. ia Um words of Whig fin oier. aablbse pitas of delicacy to our remote posterity it rtaieaary, for half people this island do sot apart world to ...
... the question reform, brought about Whig treachery or incapacity, would be, Mr. Bright advises them—and what says, opinion everywhere confirms—a dissolution not only of parliament for the time being but of the Whigs as parly, for ever. They, know this ...
... finding a verdict of guilty. To say so would be about as absurd as it would be for a Whig to call a airy perjured because he professes principles from which the Whig dissents. Let us look at this matter steadily. It is at the root of the English system ...