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... TWO yOrKGLABIESDBOWSEDATPOBTEirSH —The Belfast Northern Whig reports a melancholy accident at Portnigh . Mrs Hennessy , Great St George ' s Street , Belfast , and her two granddaughters , aged KBpectively thirteen and eleven yeais , daughters cf the late ...
... be apartofthecreedofthe Whig party , and firmly held by them , that they have got the prerogative and the monopoly of bringing in Eefonn Bills ; and further , he objected to what he declares to be another article of Whig faith—that it is the boanden ...
... the Whigs failed to redeem their plwlgaa , i t was not ior -want of trying ; 00 . tbia point . Lord . Derby himself came forward as a . witness on Thursday night , declaring that when , in conducting their'Keform Bffl ' of last year , the Whigs were ...
... converted Whig is sick , have not fltBoriff them & Peer with . brains enouga io carry out hi * orders , who have raised Mr D Israeli to power because he broke the heart of their own one nan of genius , naturally exult The Upper Home without Whigs would be ...
... proceedings in 1832 , The Conservatives were not more opposed to changa in the inearore ot 1832 than the Whigs ; tor up to 1 . 852 the doctrine of the Whigs was that the bill of 1832 was to be organised aa a uoAl ul 9 ! kTOtfl i and , aCCMdinBly the nicknama ...
... Pitt was a Eefomier—BO he was as long as he : was , a ; Whig , and he oecaine an anti-Kefprmer aa soon as he Decaaie a T 6 Ty .. anai to'the ' end : of his ' days . Again , it seems ; that the Whigs ' could have 'done nothing Mahout - Keform had . they ...
... 'before tho electors of MnBcIieatcr , Mr Bennet the nominea of the CoiiEmMlvtS , Mi Mitchcll Henry , as tae ropre-Btntative oflho Whig party , and . Mr Jacob Bright the csiiuidate of the advanced Liberals , Mr Bright made Lie fust speech to the electors on Wednesday ...
... befng dfegolved , aad . th . a £ l ° fot ! xi question ftom remaining unsettled for goma year . - ' . Ibe conduct of the ^ Whig * in the matter of Ksforai eince the . WUUs ' t Eooma meating In 1859 , was then . criticised ; and the next topic was a defence ...
... twitted , by Tory'friends , as a Ecformer ; and my opinions on that ( abject went . farther , perhaps , thoa tboEe oi some o ! my Whig friends . I can now point to the convcrsiM of the foimar , who are holding meetings to rejoice over the extension of the franchise ...
... ruling view of the tcience ol politics the Whig party , and not we , ought somehow or other to have passed the Beform-Bill , ( Laughter . ) Kow , apart from the fact that owing mainly to the manner in which the Whig party had for years past tampered and trifled ...
... ProcettiotiB Act , by having joined in a procession an ' d formed an unlawful attembly on the 12 th , Jrily last . —Belfast Whig . BOSSES ra HEAVED . —The Rev . Henry Ward Bttcbti , a a eeml whichhe ig writing In tha ? 111 Ywk Ltdgir , diBCMgeB , tbrongh ...