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... Chittenlen, Waiter Colton. F. W. Flagg. 11. P. Reynolds, awl William Stewart. The Wealth and Population of Belfast.— The Sort hern Whig publishes some statistics which prove that, however any other portion of Ireland may be declining In wealth in population, ...
... ns when they find their competitors in the race have got the start of them. I have seen many electioneering placards from Whigs, Tories, and Radicals, but I never saw one which more fully proved the statement it opposes, and the contrary of what it would ...
... —July 161. PILJ.AU bes NM, G. lb.. hr;rd rn- 11 writ EICD Elinrra. E. , paarzs. arrinsgs a Co—Jal RU I) A. V.. (73,16. W. Whig .t ro-.Tok 15 .. C• thArn. W. hite A Co-• July 8 .K Albisni, W. tt hlie Co-..-Ji9v 18 ..; Jell 'Allis, r, Itehrend ...
... rightly, that he could wield the fierce demooracy out of-doors. Naturally enough, he calculated, Sir Robert Peel did, that the Whig and Liberal members Parliament would support him in measure of which they were always speaking vehemently and so enthusiastically ...
... stupid impertinence. It is generally known I believe, that some ten days ago 100 cards of invitation were sent Mr. Glyn, the Whig whipper-in, for distribution among members of the Opposition. They were, however, very properly returned, with the remark by ...
... changed their title. They called themselves Conservatives, rad they still indulged in the hope of again holding office. The Whigs and Liberals naturally enough determined to keep them out; but Ireland, Sir Robert Peel said, was the great difficulty, the ...
... with his faithful but silent colleagues around him., On the Liberal side the baok bench alone v as. sparsely covered; and 'ths Whig and Radical peers showed full as strong in proportion to ?? Tories as they can in such a place pretend to be.. 'Earl Russell ...
... J, Thos. B. Birch, Hy. Brandreth, R.E., k Chapman, R.A., R. Dawson, RE., t Drinkwater, Thomas F. Ellis, Henry fl. B. Eer, Whig candidate for Norwich in 1° George B. Lennard, son of Sir F. Wm. R A.; Wm H. Ord, M.P. for Jj« . port ; John Romilly, M.P. ...
... which make the b leo great parties seem to have changed places. j l arlY enough, the Conservative speeches all ze te from the Whigs now; and as many demo- V etie epeeches from the Tories as from the 6 3idicails The LordChancellor took up a position I: llchb ...
... the Government to go on with the bill. He replied to the charge inconsistency with great point and humour, observing that the Whig idea Reform was for them to always have the credit of proposing and the Conservatives the duty of opposing It. After the fate ...
... the crisis; but it ready face it. If the opponents, led by Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Bright, with all the officials of the old Whig party, choose to force on a decisive combat in the House, with appeal to the country as ultimate umpire, the Government wUI ...
... to set wits es es to err To.. itie Ito to the ea of gook to the dslisearie her the lTulsk or Ilkab to be ths orathrs ths of Whig ths as they prepar.—A segesret brow the Mimi e= ether width ths Mho. eakeing to that lir askaers we oat to Ws argon oisswerly ...