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... —not chiefly old Tories—call the revolution of 1867. The writer shares none of the jealousy which certain Whig magnates are supposed to feel ou account of others having done the work which they believed specially and by divine appointment belonged ...
... Exporting Sheep without a Certificate. —Tho Northern Whig of Saturday has the following On Tuesday last, a cargo of 700 sheep arrived in Belfast from Scotland, and consequence of the owner having' left the usual certificate exportation on the other side ...
... Original tine:qt. DOGGEREL BY ONE OF TILE WORKING; CL 1991 ~. /Swotted Gladstone irithdraming from Me leadership of the Whig opposition to Dieraeli's Bi(ortn Bill of lnji.) awn, win= awa, gangs the folks Wilher awe, whaur as 4, sae cram i' the grain ...
... jubilant, for hasn't the bill « dished the Whigs, and isn't Wishing the Whigs worth almost any sacrifice doubt it is—the country gentlemen are so , quite of one mind with Mr Disraeli; but what dishing the Whigs Mr Disraeli has dished the Constitution likewise ...
... severely The next unlucky editor was James Ryan, w dication of his honour, was killed by R. E- * the Whig. From the report of the fight },o that the Whig man got the best of it. Next i» came Walter Hickery, who indulged iv . e pr rows, and was repeatedly ...
... D*israeli, for example, recklessly transgressed rule which is understood to hold at all such con' vivial gatherings, when Whig and Tory usualtf make it a point to agree, by entering into elaborate vindication of Toryism, intersp erse with a good deal ...
... on what some people not chiefly old Tories—call the revolution 1867. The writer shares none of the jealousy whicb certain Whig magnates are supposed feel on account of others having done the work which they believed specially aud by divine appointment ...
... rendered the union between Church aU the prerogatives of the Crown, or the rig nobility ? No. They had mcd lied, with tPJ but the Whig borough franchise of 1832 b*> its inventors had discredited and discard^ P hfteeu years ago. As to the measure * held that ...
... SCOTCH REFORM BILL. Tea Scannas of Monday publishes this Bill at laa>eth• In point of liberality, it distances every other Whig or Tory measure of the kind over le°Ponaded. There is just one step farther to Vass all that the most advanced Radical in ...
... because it had destroyed much of its own valuable property. Now, the Tories make no secret of their delight in having dished the Whigs, and indeed, Lord Derby frankly admitted at the outset, that he determined if a Reform measure was to be introduced, that it ...
... I can tell you, tho', there was nae win' eeselessly wastit as it is noo-a-days aboot Reform, an' Liberals, an' Radicals, Whigs, an' Tories, nae chattin' an' gabblin' aboot maitters far abroad, whaur seamen gang to fish for cod, nae stupit intermeddlin' ...
... our readers, an old exclusive Whig club, where Mr Gladstone is scarcely as yet more popular—such is the stubborn nature of>old Whigs—than at the Carlton, of which he has never ceased to be a member. The device of those Whigs who wished to put away from ...