... success, Your party, my lord, ruled for a very long time in the same direction. The Whigs anticipated your inten- tions, and adopted a similar plan ; but the bond amongst the Whigs and amongst Tories was a very lax one It was not mysterious, and derived but ...

... general acceptableness is its antiquity and strictly constitutional character, Reiore the Reform Act of 1832, by which the Whigs did not, as is supposed, extend the franchise, but materially contracted it, the payer of his scot and the bearer of his ...

... Reform hull, diwtred to s rent:then their own intermediate position by forming an alliance with certain of the arisncratic Whigs. hitherto attached to the late Government. Incredible as it may seem, they are said to have cherished hopes of alienating no ...

... is sot tree to , des set medip God.—(Resv, beer.) The rev. . diger leek die doemesils Mary id morel &Valais siring fres see Whig muss to selves, filestretiog the of sepses end tbe by • wry sonestag et two dosses, sad his sweesit by : swing - - - ...

... tic harlot, Professor Blackie adverted to the situation of our own country. He believed that the late Lord Advocate of the Whig Government and others had been borne along by current which they ought to have controlled, and had submitted to a dictation ...

... Bright utters. I look upon him as a most ignorant, unfortunate man.” The rev. gentleman further said if he wished to give the Whig party one telling proof of their incompetence, he would say, “You are green enough to listen to John Bright.” A Bolton gentleman ...

... utters. I look upon him as a most ignorant, unfortunate man. The reverend gentleman further said if he wished to give the Whig party one telling proof of their incompetence, he would say, You are green enough to listen to John Bright. A Bolton gentleman ...

... Geo de, gy April 10 Triaity 81=067 Jun 6l6 Nelson-street, which re s ter ail .April 11 Advent Sunday Dee. 1 The Northern Whig give, some particulars of and woods adjoining in hope of finding the parties, ` unnupyy cottage-owners the Carthage- and evidently ...

... Jena Orden tea, am. they nr, ••.. AWOL by the we the wine sire borg MOW •is ere—Wilide weft etanso ban I. New Ter bird et ; Whig r awe rear I do set thrk they are to the slater ler • wed Adair see. based, tint the Annindev vrey ur &Wks week • purse verse ...

... Bright utters. I look upon him as a most ignorant, unfortunate man.” The rev. gentleman furtlier said if he wished to give the Whig party one telling proof of their incompetence, would say, “You ore green enough to listen to John Bright.” A Bolton gentleman ...

... utters. I look upon him as a most ignorant, unfortunate man, The reverend gentleman further said if he wished to give the Whig party oup telling proof of their Incompetence, he would say, YIou are green enough to listen to John Bright.2' A Bolton gentleman ...

... Highness on leaving, proceeded on a visit to the Prince of Wales at Sandringham. The Fenian CoNSrißAcr.— The Belfast Norther r Whig states that on Friday morning, on the arrival of the Liverpool boat, Constable Fury and Sub -const able Moore arrested, on ...