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... ial, but gifted with an uneasy spirit and a fluent tongue — of whom such a large class exist in this country. The Northern Whig says that the requisition to Mr. Glad- stone, M.P., inviting him to a public banquet in Belfast, at whatever time will best ...
... having stated that tho an- nonneeroent that Mr. Gladstone was to be invited to a banquetjatJßelfast was premature, the Northern Whig of this day says that the requisition has been in course of subscription since Tuesday last, and has already received most ...
... parties, this he appears to consider as mere name used to designate the struggle between the two sections of the aristocracy—Whigs and Tories —for the profits and emoluments of office, to whom the people are sacrificed; or, as Mr. Bernal Osborne’s allegory ...
... rejected from Whig hands for a quarter of a century, was passed at length by a Tory Minister, under strong pressure from without—unaccompanied by those other healing measures with which the wiser policy of Pitt, who therein remained a good Whig, would, in ...
... quare stump orator is brought up before the magistrate and charged with creating a disturbance. Know, oh myrmidon of the Whigs, said the orator, that I shall go home to my tea, and advise all my comrades to do the same. Such appears to have been the ...
... opposite eflf.'ct to what he and Mr.Beales pear to desire. What do care for, and what want know is, the views of the Whig-Radicals an,! the Whigs. Neither of these sections—certaioly not the last—are prepared to endorse Mr. Brights policy. The former party ...
... they will allow the matter to stand over until neater the time, perhaps some arrangement may made for the porpoMh The Norther* Whig contradicts statement made last week Belfast paper, that the announcement of proposed banquet to Ur. Glads tons was “premature ...
... letters got into the hands of an indiacreet officer of the Orange Society, and that he sent them for publication the Belfast Whig, from which they were taken by your correspondent, believing that the publication must have been authorized by Dr. Drew. A ...
... male geirease aid on telling that I should take him into custody for being with kis wife In robbing her employer, be said he Whig abed it. I enema& to sad in the by the pommies hood • box, whisk I opened a key. I found in It 45 nude of lon, 20 yards of ...
... his labours in contesting difficult boroughs on Whig principles in the more aristocratic pretensions to represent a division of Norfolk in which his family possess considerable property. Latterly the Whigs have lost their former hold this constituency, ...
... BARTON and J. WILSON (M.mbor VICTORIA SdCITtcMIBS), n. Kin, wmi.m-.lm* : ALENTINE and WHIG HT, WILLIAM TIIE EOt’RTH TAVERN AIiBAH? AMBBKW I* L, , ' HorUwunpu*** iiicvium I Meetlnii . rlc«oW.lMd nuSmeS.tllm.My. mrfthig* .V. « . Jo ftESniaiiU ft ...
... at the camp, and towards the close it is probable two or three battalious may be on service at the same time. The Kingston Whig states that a great quantity of army equipments are daily being issued from the impe- rial stores at Montreal and forwarded ...