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... cue. The Conservatives succeeded to legacy the responsib’hties of which it requited judgment and firmness to meet, and the Whig oracle, displeased that it has nothing substantial to object to, ’S glad to seize on even this. It adds : If anything could ...
... knew nothing of the station of the supposed delinquent; and if they did, and bad on that account lethira pass, perhaps the Whig journalist would have turned on them respecters of persons,” and exempting the lofty from a process to which they subjected ...
... ashore between there and Donaghadee. It is expected that every soul has perished in the wreck the Copeland Island.— Northern Whig. ...
... not quite without a leg to stand upon. Divided as we are, says the TiiAes y on most other topics, we have never been either Whigs or Tories in our response to the cry, Italy for the Italians.” The Times says :—No combination of circumstances can be imagined ...
... certaiu executive alterations which have been contemplated, but which do not necessarily affect the representation of Belfast. Whig. Mace and Other Pugilists sent to Gaol. —At the Derbyshire sessions Thuraday, Joseph Goss, Peter Morris. George Holden, Joseph ...
... attractive as were U[3.llXl by the most oar the old retainers of conciliation Indeed w a Oeaserrative or Tory is now, and what a Whig oe Liberal, it is impossible to say, judging from their ravage. They seem as much alike as two cherries-and they specially ...
... the King of Prussia, Bismark, Boon, De Moltke, and Herwarth, after the generals so named. We are entering, says the Northern Whig, on the second week of the Now Year, with Mr. Stephens’s loud boast remaining unfulfilled. Where the Chief Head Centre may ...
... honest—the Tory and the Radical—between whom there must fight; but before that could come off it was necessary to sweep away the Whig who stood between. Although advocating democratic reform, was not to’ be held as opposed to a partial Reform ; was ready to ...
... an Irish weazle is to phlebotomise Tory rat (laughter). But, strange to say, she is not so fond at all •f a Whig rat. I will tell you why. Whig Pits are like barbers’ cate, they are full of sawdust, air, and water (laughter). There is no blood in them ...
... to believe that this question i* at present occupying a considerable share of attention in high official quarter*.—Northern Whig, Pride. —Well tempered pride is the best feeling of our nature. It is far from vanity as the antipodes. The one consecrates ...
... predilections as to object to any instalment of the Government outlay which is due to the country, no matter whether it comes from Whig Tory. ...
... The time has come when the interests of Ireland cannot be any longer trifled with, let the Government be composed of either Whigs or Tories. In Ireland itself have parties beginning to identify themselves with the grievances of the country who never thought ...