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... the waves. Mr. Bright, M.P., is at present staying At Pitnaesse, the Highland residence of B. Potter, rag., M.P. The Northern Whig says that eeveral fatal oases of cholera are said to hare ooeurred in Bessbrook, near Newry. A voluminous debtor and creditor ...
... voice. last, losing all temper un'il now had preserved a wonderful manner, paused in the midst of a sentence, and, locMa the Whigs indignantly in the face, raised ha and. opening his month a- wide Ins , wonli permit, said, in r V u 1 almost i m.s I Sit ...
... Ireland in a flame, Liberal Roman Catholic Ireland aff ronted and dis- Opposition rejoicing over patent tw heartened, the Whig f British institutions ter blunders, the Ultram ontane enemies o wi urgent wart! ing that the ebip «till needs to give jt far ...
... horrible details he gave Kamsay a glowing certifica’e of character. dismiss Brand for the reckless and inbuman manner in The Whig Government not only did not which he had condemned prisoners to death without getting them identified, but they positively ...
... address to the electors of High Wycombe. Mr. Disraeli was supported, at first by a combination of Radicals and Tories against tho Whig candidate ; but the former party, discovering that his Radicalism was something very different from their own, deserted him ...
... illegitimate child, the only one in the island since 1858, and the third since the commencement of the registration. The Northern Whig denies the truth of statements that have been widely circulated as to an outbreak of cholera in Belfast. The cases referred ...
... Reform Bill has now been passed, whereas all other previous attempts ended in failure. He tells us that he abhorred the old Whig policy of mooting and discussing an important question and then shelving it, and so determined to defeat the tactics of such ...
... Clement, a surgeon of the town, and a Liberal, aud by Mr. Tomline, who has been by turns a Tory, a Liberal-Cohservative, a Whig, andan Adullamite. Whilst member for Salisbury in 1840 and 1841, he voted stead- ily with Sir Robert Peel; in 1859 he opposed ...
... percalved that he warmth distressed, aid Achieve- :I Wearied i ts the premier position tier The race was won l by ength, Hermit Whig ligu4sed to splendid condition, third. The time oocupied in running the 414 6 I1 2 11 rcirittbreer of cattle pC i ert officially ...
... in the House of Commons when it pleased Lord Palmerston in 1856 to recommend him to the Queen for a peerage. He was a good Whig, and, no doubt, had fairly earned his promotion, but as a public man he was little known out of his own county either as a ...
... emancipation has been a most useful political topic to the Whigs ; but the working-man emancipated, master of the situation, and asking yeu to dinner, is quite another sort of thing. It is with the Whigs as with good many Northerners in the United States. The ...
... address to the electors of High Wycombe. Mr. Dißraeli was supported, at first by a combination of Radicals and Tories against the Whig candidate; but the former party, discovering that his Radicalism was something very different from their own, deserted him ...