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... Parliament House, and adds —“Mr. Mackenzie took hold of ray suggestion about mutual understanding beiog come to, and said the old Whigs were quite ready to meet any of tbe leaders of the Independent Liberals and come to understanding that the latter should always ...
... ou t of the larger• om by one door whilst his te enivey, but ono thiug he could not have Catholica ! It would not suit the Whig iot,..ded prisoner escaped, most probably only fur a intended to convey, and that is, that Lord book at all to leave the E ...
... Toryism.” To prove this thesis, William Pitt and his unsuccessful Reform Bill are brought in and made to do yeoman service. The Whigs are blamed as tbe authors of franchise—depending on amount of rental —founded not upon a principle but on accident.” modified ...
... whole country, and especially the working classes, surprise. Nothing so liberal before bad ever been proposed by any Oovemment, Whig or Tory. only thing which detracted from its merits w&a the dual vote, which the Opposition laid greedy hold of. Had it not ...
... passenge r odj Galvanic will be placed on the Belfast and , station when completed, which will be about the ' ,g May.—Northern Whig. CONTINENTAL FOREBODINGS.—Without believisf rumours which now load the air of every continentai4 it may, we think, be taken ...
... to the disadvantage of the Conservatives, in the manner in which this celebrated prize - controversy was determined by the Whigs and by their opponents. If, after a five years’ struggle, justice is now to be substantially vindicated in this important case ...
... passenger s : i , Galvanic will be placed on the Belfast and station when completed, which will be about the _ . May., 7 -Northern Whig. CONTINENTAL FOREBODINGS.—Without believino c ;pd rumours which now load the air of every continental it may, we think, be ...
... ERRAND BOYS, J Lads who can read and write. Apolv at the Northern Whig Office. PREMISES SUI1'Ak Linea Varo Bleaching io Belfast or t a ood water indisp-nsable, Apply to “* , Northern Whig Office. | awe = ae. Apply to HENRY N. SMITH, Solicitor, 7 © Apeil ...
... paya’ie in the & *| Money orders drawa in the United Kingdon French money at tae CO Oe hat be I Ss CE, Monday Morni d DAILY WHIG OFF the 1e- MAGNETIC n local THE QUESTION OF THE CESSION OF atbolic LUXEMBOURG, later tal in Vienwa, 29.—The Press of to-day ...
... hands of unknown adventurers or well-known knaves, who may saddle us with a despotism after the model of Brown low.—Richmond Whig. We say; submit to what cannot be averted, but take no part in the attempt to fix upon ourselves everlasting disgrace and ...
... 9 20 6 1ia4_m 44 reed, red-end long cloth, 36 yards, 9 lb 12 0115 0 128 30 9 16 9 BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (Prbm, the Northern Whig of Saturday.) LxNxs ..-There has beenno change inprices during the week. Coarse po-wer and handloom goods re- main dull; but ...
... The Flogoino Debate. —It will be perceived by car I'arllamaetary iotellirmoe that Sir John Pakiocton haa. the aid ot the late Whig official!, auoocedod id makiog rbe House of Comment eat tba look with mprat to flopging u> the army, Some important cunoaaaiont ...