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... THE END OF THE WHIGS. From the Review.) Mp. at the close of a trium does not affect to disguise his joy at having out- whigged his natural enemies the W of W began with the Reform Bill of 1832, and end, he thinks, in the Bill of 1867. After many years ...
... WHIGS D TORIES AS RULERS. (From the Review.) It is said that the days of political prosecutions are over, and it is an unwise policy to make martyrs. But what if it is true that the days of political prosecutions are over only because the necessity of ...
... changed. We have no Tori:s just at present, and if the Whigs again lead the Liberals there will be nothing to stop the way. What, then, will the Whigs do? Forgetting their old timidity—because a true Whig is eminently cautious—will they join the very quick ...
... the cold weather of will soon be Bume- estab- rous in the Southern States. One has lished in New Orleans, and the Richmond Whig, it is of the Republican party. pe tant ee ...
... se a num- ber of smali Whig boroughs, and transfer their seats to places now uarepresented, the voters in which form the strength of the Liberal party in the coun- ties, and the thing is done to a considerable extent. The Whig borough loses its members ...
... CASE. At the Tyrone Mr. Justice Keogh took up the case of Platt and Wife v. the Northern Whig. It was an action for libel brought egainst the of the Northern Whig. The libel com- ined of was an article which originally in the Daily Telegraph ing on the ...
... v. Finlay. A similar application was made on the part of the defendant in this case, whs is the proprietor of the Northern Whig, published in Belfast, and against whom the action was brou ight, for having copied into his paper the article complained of ...
... of Arundel or Calne in a great this in the name of Reform and extensien of political wer. You will see that certain of the Whig It is not the less bave joined this childish or nefarious echeme. on that account. to counteract this hope you will take some ...
... made in the House of Lords indicated the sme partisan temper as formerly ; he thinks not how England may be happy, but hew the Whig paity may gain, and he has an inveterate adherence to old which makes his dealing with gr. at problems narrow and dangerous ...
... longer to submit to such a rule.— A few weeks ago the Water Board was in the hands of the Lindsayite Torics andthe Ace-ot-Heart Whigs (Laughter.) When he was fighting the batile of the Feuiaus at Baubridge and the Orangemen at Lisbura ; when he was so Lusy ...
... business in Derry. I remember re- Miss Henderson examined—I am a bookseller, ceiving the Whig of the 30th December. I sell the I donot remember a man coming Whig regularly. to me for copies of that paper from 4 shop. A boy paid-me for w member of papers ...
... judgment, and to be at liberty to discon- tinue proceedings as to the remaining seven-tenths. Platt and Wife v. the Northern Whig ; Platt and Wife v. Hempton, These were motions by the 2 efi fendants to change the venue in actions for libel bro’ ught against ...