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... why it ls that the genii , men of the emnty di net attend, and I must ask you on this occasion, in consequence of the number Whig Ann, that 12 of ret will tett the bills. His lord-hip haying disposed of the presentments, the lung pastel was called. _ ...
... reality made its appesrance in this country. 'file intelligence was first communicated In a eecond edition of the ..Vorthera Whig of Monday. on the authority • f a telegram from a Magistrate in the Csuuty Down. The locality Hi. re the Rinderpest has appeared ...
... so happy as an idiot Oat has e0uu;11 to ate, an' is lisp' from the cowid, an' doesa't get beaten? What duet he care about Whig.. or Tories, or who's in Government or Parlyment. or out? He'd j nayther nor bribed at an e ection, an' the whole British 1 ...
... curn have been cartel. Farmers are working double tides, end the fields are being Mewed off with remarkable rapidity.—Northers Whig. ...
... een • Liberal-Conservative and a Cam apeesible, but the appoimmeet of Sir Janie. Niaii.ea.in _ serve:lye Liberal. between • Whig and a Liberrl, an advanced Liberal and • itolical, although there was • _ _ . 4 very right mild proper -lie. 7 he House then ...
... eetisfactioo and adherence, which is fait alreadyin the ton ! : of the more enlightened and candid Presi and of h.depend _ut Whig members of Pairlilment, and which will bear fruit abundantly when the uezt general election shall enable the coestitueocies ...
... additional proof that they act. not upon principle, or upon the principle only of self-preservation being the first law of • Whig Cabinet, and all this by their friends Sir Robert Peel and Mr. Lows. They hod themselves Deserted in their utmost need By ...
... gentlemiei were elected: Bigger, Willilm i IT;4, Ch4rl-4 Bain. William Canapell. &Mae Amber, Henry J. and Thome Grees.—tiorthern Whig. MARK ETS—Savynnay. SE'?. 29. The weather of this week pat. an end to ell efecalstinns recanting the hers-mt. Vre believe the ...
... r a j fe Se° tha t t la s p b el e Scottish members who done so much to advance the • bill who were either the nominees of Whig peers, or of Radical teethes. After some further discussion, which at hest became of rather a tumultuous character, the committee ...
... g-nerai welfare of the whole rituotry must b' consulted, and thug , mint& sr .urge bwoislud frowsty if p , 4atble.-1 i Northera Whig. ...
... EDUCATION. _ . We extract the following summery of the report of the missioners of National Educatien, for 1865, from the Norther's Whig :— The report states that the number of echools an operation at the close of the year was 6.372, with an average daily attendance ...
... whose sympathies are ih reality popular, and who have wit enough to perceive that their Hierarchy are being driven by the Whig-Radical traders into a position where an open rupture between them and the people must ensue-Evo,t;:: . ; Hail. 'CCTretesa ...