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... thus spoke— « d at democracy, which is what the earnest « a of the John Bright school are aiming at, the sham Liberals of the Whig school are i re Co( iuetting with, is of all things the most a specti ye. The great Napoleon likened it to * °. driven about ...
... of bread is to be raised this strike, tho butchers—certainly not too soon—are beginning lower the price of beef. —Northern Whig. The Corporation York and the Prince of Wales. Some months since case made some little noise, in which the Corporation of York ...
... moderation, than by man of extreme opinions and violent passion*. For part, I do not care one straw whether man called Tory, Whig, or Radical, if he gives good measures; and, if amidst the balanced state of opinions and interests, which exists at present ...
... who sent him or them there claimed to be recognised by the Government of the day. The Whigs and the Tories were then arrayed against each other ; and, when the Whigs were in or the Tories were in, Liverpool always contrived, as she did long afterwards ...
... same is Michael O'Brien. I was born in R. county of Cork, and was a follow periatoner a William O'Neill Carroll, wise fell Whig the British tyranny in Irelead as Obsdisksira. lest Mese& + I am • of the United it and if Caries It Adams had done his duty ...
... Through which they’ve If they will lag behind. Still roust expect to find Hearers of stub kind As the six hundred --Northern Whig Second Bane —Qwyone, Chartea Henry ; Hodgson, William; Stack, Richard Theodore Stubbs ; Thomas Henry ; Gordon, Thomas; Bell ...
... agree as to the numbers present at the Protestant meeting tt Jihhshereught last week. The estimate of the Belfast Northera Whig was 6,000 to 7,000; the Baanutr pif Ulster, 5,000 to 8,000; the Utstes' Observer, 5,000; Saunders's News Letter, 5,000 to 6 ...
... leading blind men into ditch the banquet of to Mr Charles Dickens on Saturday the Freemasons’ Tavern This not party affair Whigs tories radicals all laid their differences to meet together in honour of one of greatest if not the greatest literary of age ...
... themselves so gay once a year. But if the exhibition, now so devoid of significance were the favourite pastime of either the Whigs or the Tories, the other side, not addicted to peripatetic bushes and trumpery, would be only too delighted to see its rivals ...
... Russell's Government, its infant voice drowned the clamour for Reform, the splitting up of the Cabinet, and the downfall of the Whigs; and the Conservative bantling of last year, which Reform choked off. The measure of the coming session will, it is expected ...
... ffiiker, and Mr. J. Hartshorn, the two former of whom ■ •epresented the interests of the Independents, and the Iso latter the Whigs. The voting place was a house on I innker's-hill, and Mr. Alderman Cullen acted as the pre- I ding alderman. The voting passed ...
... store .Saturday night in t broken and worthless condition, and said in English walked away, play mine organ no more, -Vortkerw Whig. THK FENIAN CONVICTS AT MANCIir.STF.R. The declare* th.t in it-, jn.lgmem ll ko.W b ...