... peaceful change or violent revolution imminently hangs. But in this crisis of their country’s fate the Whigs proper, that is to say the great Whig families, are more concerned about their own. The principal question with them at present is whether they ...

... question. Another Whig Ministry was presently formed j under Lord Melbourne, in which Lord Althorp consented to hold his former poet. But his father'died a few months after, and he went the Upper House as Earl Spencer. This left the Whigs without a leader ...

... recommend it to the careful considera’ion of those who desire to see the msaiure manfully faced and equitably settled. Northern Whig. One tf the ablest and most extensive tenant farmers in Scotland, prince of agriculture, written to ns, expressing his approbation ...

... and recommend it to careful consideration of those who desire to see meaenre manfully faced and equitably settled.”— Northern Whig. One of the ablest and most extensive tenant farmers in Scotland, a prince of agriculture, has written to ns, expressing his ...

... With all f.hftir recrimination, Whigs and Tales in the House of Lards are agreed, though it is not expressly ao, that they have gone too far on the popular road and cannot now retrace their steps if they would. The Whigs are chagrined that they had not ...

... recommend it to the carefu- con-inera’ion tho-e who de-ire to see .he » ure'manfully faced and equitab'y settle .’— Northern Whig One the ablest and most extensile tenant fanners in Scotland, prince of agricu'ture, ha written to us, expressing bis approbation ...

... of people who, for two generations, have been calling out for Voluntaryism —and who, full experience of Whig treachery, could be cajoled by the Whigs to follow the delusive phantom of share of the endowment. if, like men of honesty, consistency, sincerity ...

... re-arrested by Head-constables Jacques and Porter, under the Habeas Corpus Suspension act, and again lodged in prison. —Northern Whig. A number of lilies were found in a field in B- lfast on Saturdiy by servant, and were banded over to the police. LAS Tbs lolls* ...

... ioirad tealaa batwoan the two; «nan of a day ki» Mejaety ahowed eona aijni of rataming ratiomall- y waa Tiny, and whoa attack Whig * advocate of tha ow*otoat, raacaliaat young Prince; ' '• confnaion at bring diaoavared in coaunonioc ; - by his hat having ...

... jour letter of the 23ri inst. the Daiy Newt. You have exposed the remote cause Femaaiem : allow me point oat the proximate. Whig Governments shamelessly bribed the representatives the people, and made use of all their power, through tho bribed representatives ...

... recommend it to the careful consideration of those who desire to see the measure manfully faced and equitably eettlel.”— Northern Whig. One of the ablest and most extensive tenant farmers in Scotland, a prince of sgricu’ture, hai written to ns, expressing his ...

... of those useful measures. We find the Tories always well able to inveigh against the wrongs done to Ireland by the Whigs, and the Whigs equally well able to show all the mischief done by the Tories; but when either are called on to show their own claims ...