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... THE WHIGS AND REFORM. TO THE EDITOR. •Sir,— f like to quote a Whig to a Whig, said tho bril- fiant Lord Chief Justice of Ireland in the House of Com- mons on the Sth July, 1860, and it ia certainly .cry useful wlmq we listen to and read the speeches ...
... A WORD TO THE OLD WHIGS. TO TEE EDITOR THE NORWICH MERCURY. Sir.—There are, I doubt not, among your readers not a few Old Whigs who are asking themselves what course they shall take at the nest general election. ■ Under what standard shall I rally f Under ...
... T.RE WHIG'S AND REFORM. TO THE EDITOR Sru,— I like to quote a Whig to a Whig, said brilliant Lord Chief Justice of Ireland in the House of Commons on the sth July, 1860, and it is certainly ve..y useful when we listen to and read the speeches the Whig ...
... another riot, the Whigs With( tul 10 = George 1., King William, liarthersugh. 1g Mdt r s . Burnet, which the Tories abed to earrylie . = This maddened the Jacobites, who semodded, ioTiotehurch and and enameled te tsar dos. Tavern. The Whigs repaid with a ...
... THE DREADFUL COLLISION IN BELFAST LOUGH. The Northern Whig describes detail the collision between the steamships Wolf and Prince Arthur Belfast Lough, brief account of which appeared our columns on Thursday. From this report it appears that the mail steamer ...
... Whigs, we see, are the cave men, Elcho and Co., the sapients who opposed Mr. Gladgtone's £7 franchise 1866 and made Mr. jjrioht's household franchise necessity in ho refused the little pill and then jmd to swallow the bolus! The sooner Old Whigs of ...
... EARL RUSSELL ON IRISH POLICY. The Northern Whig publishes the following correspondence : TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE EARL RUSSELL. My Lord,—A number of gentlemen of Belfast and its neighbourhood are desirous of offering to your lordship a public banquet ...
... EARL RUSSELL ON IRISH POLICY. The Northern Whig publishes the following correspondence : TO VIZ RIGHT HONOURABLE EARL RUMELL. My Lord,—A number of gentlemen of Belfast and It. neighbourhood are desirous of offering to your lordship a public banquet ...
... EARL RUSSELL AND THE ORANGEMEN. The Northern Whig says The infamous Orange placard which disgraced the dead walls of this town on the morning Earl Russell's arrival in Belfast not only failed to accomplish the abominable object which it* but produced ...
... GRAVESEND AND MEOPHAM RACES. A LL persons Whig soy dais on the Comities of abate mooted to wool to *dr accounts at owe to the Semetary, at *as=Wee It mot, Nampa lan, Ornament ...
... Lord Ci'AHKHDOM ia not perhaps the moat popular of Whig stitesmen but he nevertheless earned some credit for himself by the speech he delivered Coventry on Monday. The closing of industrial exhibition in that town was a tempting occasion to hi* lordship ...