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... that Bell, of which the consequescos have in the mate been salutary. principal argointat in favour of 'salter dose of the same Whig medicine. Never was popular logic more at fault. I lave beard of • patient who, having benefited by • prescription to take ...
... that is nil their applications to the Honse of Commons tLey were better serwed and better attended to the Tories than by the Whigs.—A gentleman on the opposite side the table said that Mr. Bagshaw was the working men.—Mr. Bagshaw warmly reiterated his words ...
... forming the second d foor of the Bank, 37, Castle-streat (entrance from Omev e-court). Suitable for any business or ?? ln whig igt ndspace are ?? dwin L. Samuel, Cantestle -stree .Sjal . To bt 9d.-Lowtillso IffiouOts. . I D OUBLE FtBNI81H:BD OVF11.-To ...
... not quite without a leg to stand upon. Divided as we are, says the TiiAes y on most other topics, we have never been either Whigs or Tories in our response to the cry, Italy for the Italians.” The Times says :—No combination of circumstances can be imagined ...
... first that these large bottles, which there were about a dozen, contaiued the mixture called Greek fire. But tho Northern Whig has since boon informed by the authorities that their contents consisted of powder, stored thus for the purpose of dryness ...
... Conservative candidate for election any more than Carlton would furnish influence and moans secure a seat in Parliament for a Whig a Liberal, or a Radical. Each to its own purposes and cause. Still with the progressive spirit of politicians there is ample ...
... so very A i'MIMEK or THE PCBUC January 4, ISdT. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. MANSE. AND SCHOOL FUND. TO THE EniTUK or THE NORTHERS WHIG. Sib,—l have just been looking over the subscription list to the hew Church, Manse, and -School Fund of tiie ...
... of justice to the working daises. He looked to Reform as being needed to save the country from revolution, and said that tho Whig party, professing to be in favour of Reform, did nothing for it. He concluded saying that democracy was but Christianity applied ...
... comity, Daunt for the borough. At the Dungarvnn election, to which I have just alluded, there were very curious proceedings. The Whig candidate at the time was John Matthew Galwey, of Duckspodl, who was backed not only by the Castle of Lismore but by Dublin ...
... ad- vocating them. Professor BLACkEO'S address was indeed as un- compromising as the most ardent Tory or the most renegade Whig, could desire.. He deems it was 'madness to interfere with the settlement effected by the Reform Bill of 1832. That Bill enfran- ...
... bead aid law; bet wee 100 best I Mia tenet is • of owe asthma skim 64 6 , to the V nu. 33x Is An.: • Thumbing , . MAI is 4 Whig . to I h ft been( meted anon 114 A 14 ' 4° dimatel • ; pan 31.. t. 41. . an to ir • in lleiiiiiii IS 8 feeiwir MI ...
... Irish Party, if such a party now existed, hut who will now probably be gradually dr «wn into and disappear in the vortex of Whig Liberalism —was retnrned for scathithertolong held by Conservative and this occasion, strenuously coniesteu in the Conservative ...