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... _of bad argument _, and some of the _wildest Irish _nonsense _. la _the very act of _applauding Whig policy ( it is more than _thirty _years _since the Whig party _brought _ittclf _to disruption and _almost to _ruin by _its efloria to render _the Irish ...
... oats also. Potatoes are an excellent crop, and only iu isolated cases do hear that the blight has exhibited itself.— Northern Whig. ...
... _' _. two ' _measurcs-. or . ' _proceedings _. When . a . Whig ahd : as ' aWhig , _Ae _established _, 'the . . _National _, _system , _of _. _'Education _. ' _, And _. he _ceased to be _a'Whig and became . a . Tory _. rather than diminish _the _size _of ...
... _CcaiicH _niet in the Town _Hall in the morning , bnt 10 furthfcr _ca-cfswcro _reported by the _dispensary _doctorf . _—Northern Whig _. ...
... UPDOLSTEREItiI, £c., I I PRIIKTER STREET, TO a PT. OVED PORTABLE CIMINO Cortred 1 Lines Tick Cases sad Two Parte. It A the iheapest Whig Retiree' ewer wads. while N eal la arability to the most expensive. It. is Strong, and 'Portable sad bc'eg mute to Fold, ern ...
... betimes transacted at the mar to day, and there has sot been a large attendance of buyers esteeming houses 'till a more hopeful Whig has pre. railed, and in the face of the recent reduction in the rate of diaoouat look forward to as improved trade. The donna ...
... nothing would, at the same time, have secured him their sympathies like an attempt to deprive him of his regality, as the Whigs found when they proposed to turn his Bret insanity to account and place him beneath a Regency. The Melbourne-ism of her present ...
... Fonsonby had pushed his way to the front, and infused now spirit into the ranks the Whig party. From the appointment of Brougham to tfce post of leader Opposition the work Whig regeneration proceeded at a rapid pace, and supported Lord John Russell, Lord AUborpe ...
... utmost to excite the rabble of London and of the country against the Tories for the very acts they would have upheld in the Whigs. Never have 1 seen the spirit partisanship meaner or more malignant. The excitement in London has naturally been takeq advantage ...
... _than cither Yicrncy or _Ponsonliy had _pushed _bis way to the front , and _infused a new epiiifc _into the _ranks of the _Whig _pirty . _From tl » e appointment of Erongham to _the _post of _leader of Opposition , _the _work of _^ Vhig _regeneration ...
... navy is too vital to us for that. It is the focus of that independence which is the condition of our national life. If the Whigs or the Tories are In, neither to retain nor gain office must be permitted to do anything to Impair the tfficiency of the navy ...
... , _owing 10 _the _vigorous _application of _whitewash a'ld thu ca t _ _iup _oH ' oi oHtiiaivu _yoai _^ T . _—NortJtcrn _. Whig , _PL'IILI _^ . —A ynung man _nnmcd _Walsh , who _rc&Kied at _Mari-hairs Alley _, oir Conk Street , _died on _Tuesday _moruiug ...