... party emblem and manuscript verses been discovered on his person, very small would have been his chance of cemping capitol Whig. ...

... was fair and just, and far assimilated the law to the English practice. But the bill contained the essential views of the old Whig bill to which it succeeded—the principle of compensating periods—and the still worse principle which recognized the right of ...

... thereserved points. The judgment will be delivered this day'. Referring to the case of the Presbyterians at Rome, the Northern Whig says :—We shall, of course, here have the extreme Protestant press shrieking angry denunciations. The intolerance of Pius the ...

... been read, on the Whig side of the House, would indicate a great deal more than the individual defalcations they chronicle. Mr. Bnun, Mr. Headlam, Mr, Braue, Alderman Salomons, .Mr. Roebuck, and other representative men of the Whig party, have seceded ...

... Mr. O’Donnell, R.M., at the police-oftlce and remanded. In the course of tho day they were taken to the county gHd.—Northern Whig. ABUS STS AT BALLY BAY. BALLVBAY, J ANOARY XfjTH.—Head-constable Phair and a party of police having arrested three men named ...

... THE PARTY OF WHIG MODERATES. The party of Whig Moderates is now in number inf* ficieut to warrant bold defiance of the modern Chartists, even should Mr. Gladstone elect to remain the leader of those disturbers. It on tho latest platforms, consequently ...

... People’s Park, where some thousands of people of both sexes •mused themselves on Wednesday night sliding and skating. —Northern Whig. An Eneliab clown, one of the brothers Cottrely, wss killed at Verona from a (all received daring the perform of perilous feat ...

... serious and widespread, and in that fact every man who is not wilfully blind can see the condemnation of the Government—be it Whig or be it Tory—which has by the negation of justice to the Irish people created that very disaffection which it is now sought ...

... they legislate cgainst the liberties of the people. Tien, at all events, the two great English patt, e bury the hatchet ; Whig and Tory are forg 'urn, and the work proceeds untram. melled by any ut those party differences which generally embarrass the ...

... tunic—s period characterised by trieutheavy punishments, and exceptional laws—not • Naugle step I has been taken either by the Whig or Tory Rent to inquire into the causes of the chronic* died. I fection to which I have alluded, or to propose remedial measures ...

... day fur such compromise gone for ever. At one period daring tho great free-trade controversy, if the Tories had joined the Whigs they might have carried the proposition for perpetuating an fie. fixed duty on corn ; but, thank God, they were so perverse ...

... Russian agents are reported to be endeavouring o-ganir.e a revolutionary movement in Croatia. It asserted that a section of the Whigs are anxious to exclude Mr. Gladstone from the leaders', lip the next Liberal administration, in order cushion the Reform question ...