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... can only estimate the future from the past, cod foretell that so long Reform unsettled, the Conservatives will always find it Whig property. great intelligence is necessary discern the object erf the writer of the above extract, albeit his metaphor is somewhat ...
... influence, if not tbe dictations of Mr. Bright. Tbe grouping will, generally, if not always, pot an end to dictation on the part of Whig magistrates, but these groups will not always have community with interest, without which there can be no real representation ...
... of called a Conservative borough • r ...
... mechanic may enjoy the right. The Reform bill of 18S2 was the beginning ol this measure; but, Hwasnas sed under Whig inapicaa. sentrolledby Whig noblemen were preserved, and those controlled the Tories destroyed. see one the fririts this injustice in the ...
... ADULLAMITE. Seldom right, though always writing, He was essentially a man of Letters: The type (though a very small one) of a Whig statesman. He was never known to blush at any blunder, Or acknowledge any error; Of middling talents and meddling disposition ...
... on having set her house in order. Let this be done now, end the day may be near when England will know no dfference between Whig and Tory, Libcral and Conservative, and have altogether new watchworde. The Berlin correspondent cf the Times, writing May ...
... ANE es sto 80s, 5 & 7, Beaufort Buildings, Strand, Wo Ped, Breakfast, and Attendance 4s per day. to 78. Reference, Northern Whig Office. ork, all VISITORS TO LONDON, AXELL'S HOTEL, HAPPILY Pp phir, EL in the centre of the West Strand, clos Opera, Theatres ...
... influence, if net the direction, of Mr. Bright. The grouping will generally, if not always, put end to dictation on the part of the Whig magnates, but thcae groups will nut always have community of interest, without which there an be no real representation. The ...
... not lo be disturbed, and -theParfiSSSentary “blue book” reveals electioneering histories of memorable import. The Northern Whig suggests that the rising town of Lurgan, whose mhabitints amounted in 1861 to 7.772, ought to be conjoined with Lisburn for ...
... CowsuMpriox 1 1 1s Wao —. ENIERS “FRENCH. cHOCO 2, | OONEY'S FIRST-CLASS B TE AND BALL, Are Bt versaly acknow! W THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, 1 | | | | GIRDWOOD'S GLASGOW WOOL SALI @a be Let or Lald. GIRDWOOD RESPECTFULLY — Hales by Auction. — M* qnests that ...
... Bristol, and Mr. Brassey, with whom his firms had large transactions, was a can- didate for the representation of Sanzdw ich on Whig principles as lately as Tuesday last, hut was handsomely M hipped by the Conservative. Mir. Brassey is notW, however, a partner ...
... of John | | the 300 Sova, Plate : over the Cup Course by | | | | sair and Sydmonton, and this indifferent ranni THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1866. — = coe — ————— eee — —— — . ! ! } The House then went into committee ou the National SAXONY ...