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... these seven voted with the government, it would have had a majority of twelve. The Irish representation is thus more Tory than Whig at present. The Farmer's Gavtle gives the following hint the farmers and county gentlemen Instead of adopting the mistaken ...
... rarely bad not bean insinsere, for betrayed great emotion when ho was to wito* draw hie lost bill. Tbs ntfble Atari and tbs Whig party were therefore not open to toe charge. In 1861 an earnest robust Reformer upbraided lbs noble lord, who triumphantly ...
... the * Skye terrier party’ in their opposition the Reform Bill. the general, election Mr Lung unseated Mr James Loch, a UWral Whig, ami was elected for the Northern Burghs advanced Liberal; and entering Parliament his votes and speeches were in accordancs ...
... lard, the for Loa. The if is, Staked Northeote .11k. ties Is admitted the be by sake one put; or the but Is 1. 51. .01. 01 &Whig with the bill. The Hoses to. received • useful in the mess el Xi. Orderidge, ma el the late minced judge. smear is 'oedema; ...
... among the loonier*** tailors of London, Falinhargh, And other places fret increase of wages hes extended to Belfast, says the Whig. The wages here have been et the rate of one goitres per week, though not based upon a filed weekly payment, bet upon what ...
... usrooLovass, la tb• Allman et Duty-36. Tr Is.. ft. id.l M.,. le-42. Tie W h. M. aim Nr s.& Will *es all as ail grab. Severe awl Whig sionalt. *id r.soll is WIFOLIBIALZ LuNDOW, 01 ...
... of his famous declaration rights of man. the death of Sir waa a great to the country, and a loss to the House of all to the Whig party. He would have and not to and to adopt the institutions of the children of thet loins? (Loud [During the course of Mr ...
... AY, MAY 1, 1866. _ = = THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESD — = =. _ — = — = = ~ —— = 1 RURAL AFFAIRS. LAW REPORTS, SPORTING. and almost paralysed with fright. Many families are | A Jcrnon—After the firat shet was fired, did the | when he came up he saw ...
... with 5111. Henley and Mr. Newdegate. But we do not on that account desire- to be governed by clever nominees of enlightened Whig noblemen; we prefer todeal with the intelligence—or, if it be necessary, with the unintelligenoe—of ear fellow-coantrymen—our ...
... such a me pricy in favour of the Government moms, it may be worth while referrieg to the late city eisetien. What would the Whig reformers of gdiahurli—if the is permiseltile—think of the majority baring toss redound to three, and &Unbent% figormg alike ...
... would not have intrusted the destiny of this country to the judgment of a numerical majority; he would not have oonnselled the whig party to reconstruct their famous institutions on the American model—[cheers] —and to {trofifc in time from the wisdom of the ...
... (0ORDuN 8TREEI1 - . L lIGHING MACHMIES for Carlts LorrI WEIGHING MACHINES for Failww W a WEIGHING MACHIKES for (jnal gatchs, WHIG MACHIRES for Box and Bale Goods .yS-Alf Bbyga a CO., PFile STRE, ?? Plaidty ED T NEW PATEN! IN -LN'ING. ; A I N. K E M PT ...