... the room. (Hear, hear.) Here they could shake hands, forget all their differences—forget for the moment whether they were Whigs or Tories, and meet together as Christians. (Applause.) The Chairman* said the next toast he had to propos might be termed ...

... Idooday, lls et lb. radeerbeatioeed dairy ef ODWR. harresi.n. sad gra Irke the piety el Yr Mien Suby, densest. Gerrie.; 32 yaws Whig some Deems), early is emit ; II Dose hams, Alec two ; 10 eeee borne' ; 3 Dem balls. Abe 90 less alf Itwg. 110. of r—( mail ...

... —No '’ Peters appear to agree as the numbers preuv!i P . ht meeting at Hillsborough last \v 'c * raat e the Belfast Northern Whig ' lO 7.QUO ; the Banner of Ulster, 5,000 to r\f/l n ,ster Observer, 5.H00; Saunders's Newstii ®»000 ; the Freeman's Journal ...

... to agree as to the numbers preseat at the Protestant meeting at Hillsborough last week. The estimate of the Belfast Northern Whig was 6,000 to 7,000 ; the Banner of Ulster, 5,000 to 8.000 ; the Ulster Observer, 5,000; Saun(kris News- Letter, 5,000 to 6 ...

... to agree as to the numbers present at the Protestant meeting at Hillsborough last week. The estimate of the Belfast Northern Whig wu 6,000 to 7.000; the Banner of Ulster, 5,000 to 8,000; the Mater &wryer, 5,000; Saunders's News. Letter. 5 ,000 to 6,000 ...

... election, which is very near hand. This can done resolution the meeting on the inst. I think it duty of every ratepayer, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical to make County Financial Boards, elected by the ratepayers' manage the c expenditure, the leading question ...

... not by □radical alterations, but by gradual changes. was not now referring to the Reform Bill. He was not a party tician. Whig and Tory to him meant very little. He did not see much difference iu them; and in one particular they were remarkably alike—the ...

... Gladstone will resume his place as second in command of the Liberal party. The correspondent, however, intimates that the Whig 3 and the Radicals are divided on many points. Mr. Roger Pickup, a farmer, of Chapel Farm, near Bolton, recently attained his ...

... Yorkshire Rev E. T. Sale, M.A., rector of Bodington, Northants Rev A. Turner, vicar of Colerne, near Chippenham Rev Charles Whig, 8.A., rector of Foston, Leicestershire Rev G. H. Woodcock, M.A., vicar of Itatcliffe, Leicestershire Diocesf. of Bath and ...

... of the Crown ? or the rights and privileges of the House of Lords ? Nothing of the kind ; but the effect simply was that the Whig franchise of 1832, which for years its authors had surrendered, discredited, and discarded, had now altogether disappeared ...

... speech in the course of which he remarked that the so-called Conservative surrender had really surrendered nothing but the Whig borough franchise of 1832, and that tho surrender had been made in the first instance by Lerd Russell and the very men who ...

... prerogative of the Crown the rights and pri\ 'leges of the House of Lords? Nothing of the kind; buf the effect simply was that the Whig franchise of 1332, which for years its authors had surrendered, discredited and discarded, had now altogether disappeared. ...