... bis natural allies. Against this combination of Whig Lords and Radical Cockneys the Conservatives were long powerless. Those who should have been their friends did all they could to blacken them. The Whigs made out that they themselves were at once Conservative ...

... who has an undignified wish to die in the full odour of mob popularity, and the ambition of Gladstone, who feels that the Whigs will • never forgive him for being a nor us homo, and who wishes to fortify himself by securing the following of the more zealous ...

... opponent were agreed on many points, they looked upon politics from two essentially different points of view, the one being a Whig and other a Tory; and to illustrate this, he needed only to refer to the vital question of reform. Sir James had told the electors ...

... gentleman characterised the illoiment of whole member to Sutheriandshire a Whig job;” and how does the Scotsman triumphantly answer Mr Baillie? —Why. by asking. Was it also by Whig job that the Reform Bill dealt with equal liberality with such Tory counties ...

... tojwips ' r the t•youig, Lut 1 judge for 1. en hae heels done. (Rums airplanes.) I aim I se, me • mitten , of common ouvrtmy, Whig teem milieus, arid imam I Ilutt• ullavaig dons sue great injustice in this statement, as wilt la the Court at Olaegow, I llama ...

... Scotland by the Reform Bill of 1832. Was that country unfairly treated ? When the paymaster of the hour and spokesman of the Whig party delivered bis initiative speech Scotland included within its cool embrace rather less than two millions of people. It ...

... ite rate of diaeotmt to 7 per cent. OUTBREAK OF CATTLE PLAGUE IN IRELAND. (From the Second Edition oj the Belfast Northern Whig.) The rinderpest has broken out the townlaad of Drennay, County Down, five miles from Lis* burn. Four cattle were killed by ...

... speculation to who will succeed to the chair. Walpole is the Conservatives’ man, and at one time it was whispered about that the Whigs would generously allow him to be elected ; but this is quite absurd. The Speakership of the House of Commons is splendid prize ...

... years ago, and Madame Grisi ouight to'haie'fol. lowed his example. i 'TEiE ExTsIsjoX OF THE FRANCHSE iN BELFAST. -The Northern Whig ?? Chief Secre. tary having stated in Pkrliament that it is jn. tended to assimilate the municipal and Parliamen. tary boundaries ...

... from Ireland. Consequently the disease if it extend in Ireland may be introduced into any part of Great 'Britain. The Northern Whig of the 14th states— The rinderpest has broken out in the townland of Drenan, in the county of Down, about five miles from ...

... THE PLAQUE IN IRELAND. The Northern Whig of yesterday, in mentioning the outbreak of cattle plague near Belfast, says:—The district of.country which the disease has broken out is, judging from appearance, a very healthy locality, and one in which it is ...

... do not lay great stress railer lbe question is, what is laid before hove regards throe metered., I hold that it is e wrier Whig to ditinegrste oar religious connection. We we sorry to cut off one ehatele sad we shoed e early be 'try miry to cut id a knedred ...