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... is _quite top . _late—whether the _national system _, be _saved _. or subverted , it _will _remain _, a . fact-that . the Whigs at _least tried at this _. _day-to undo , a work of _liberality _and'justice donc-by-tho Torics twenty-years ago . ...
... feared that _many more yonng men in _the town are also implicated _in _the _conspiracy . AKRESTS _IN _BELFAST . _The _Northern Whig of yesterday . _says : — _On Monday _morning , at an _early _hour . the _constabulary _continued to search for persons _suspected ...
... _tic _Sussex Milbank , whose _candidature was announced _, o n _Tuesday , has retired in _favour of _Mr Marmaduko _WyviU , a _Whig _, who _represented the _borough for _several years _previous to the last _election _. Mr _TVyvill _lias arrived in the town ...
... campaign . _1 The _liadicals will mutter with _justice that . it _ia . a _great thing to ho an _hereditary _chief of _the _Whigs , : that _Cavendishes _scorn _, to bo above _experience , and that it is only commoners whose _elevation excites ' a _. howl ...
... himself on _the _subject _, ' iwe all _know' that « vcn he _must bow to 'fate , and that , his fate at _present is _the old ' Whig , party . ' . _But . a party which , _politically , has ' ever _been _1 a thing of _• hreds and patches , a _being compact ...
... Grey ; and that one of tho _graduates is to _proceed _immediately to London to _make _proliminary _arrangements . _—Northern- _Whig . THE _DEPUTATION TO _THE _LORD-LrHt _/ TKNAXT _FROM _THE GENERAL _ASSEMBLY- OF _IRELAND . — The _deputation was told at the ...
... wr _1636 , _was _lamented by men _of all _paxtlea _. In fact _, in _his time the Cowier may be said to have _thrashed the _Whig party all _round , and it w _» a sore thorn in the ( lesh of the _liadicab of the _day . In _loom of Mi _Molherwell , Mr _James ...
... to aristocratic _pressure , _cares no more for a _Duke than a _bourgeois _^ _fears no _deprivation of _votes _because an old Whig _house ia offended , _and _is _utterly out of _reach _of an _influential _kaofc in _the Commons . _The sixty or seventy _officers ...
... on which _his ri _^ bc hon _. _friend the _member for Cahie Bat . _was m the chair , _and the _^ _url of Licbtieldanother Whig _noblemani _, _ord-Lientfruantof _Staffordshireand who lived in the _midafc _of a uentio _population _who would Biiiftir mueb ...
... night _about Dr Andrews * ' door anxiously _inamnos about the condition of their learned and eateemcd teacher . — _yorihem _. Whig .. , . : ' - ' . ; . •• _- _• _, - DEATH OF COLONEL _THE HON . SIR _CHARLES B . Pmpra , K . C . B . —We regret to _announce ...
... _education , _• _who _exorcised great inlluenco _over tbo _district , whore he was so well known andso much _respected . A Whig in politics , _he always _took a lively _interest in _national allairs . He was _emphatically _the poor man _^ _s _friend _ ...