... _27, 0 KAB LB OCCUZRMITaB „ iM . TO DBATH. ?.X* . ~ L«on> the Northern Whig.] ...

... 'S2T th r* the y- the Whigs, were their only true fnnds, although in reality they were just as much opposed to were the Tones—so much is there in n.n.. most repeat once more that the working classes never declare themselves either Whigs tWw**' tk*oonteet ...

... FBNIASISM IN IRELAND. Tk* NortKtm Whig (Mm tut Pniu ** B*lfaat foe Basdfty ii«b, foDowiof Banday, aad that Um anthorit.M hrro al>«a4j had •abjMt alulae thair ooaoidnation Itla rtatod thattha niUtarr Dahlia aeeMd auwltd ton aoldicra, for taktag part in ...

... leaden of the Conservatives,” says Mr. Gladstone, gave Ur. Lowe, in 1866, when the Whig Bill was committee, the most solemn assurance that, in case of the defeat the Whig Bill and their ejection from office, they would be no parties h> the introduction ...

... deprivation has brought on the Whigs the extinction of that old Whig borough. And the eminent Whig Duke of Somerset is about to lose his close borough of Totnee by somewhat similar accident. A decided Reformer displaced Whig placeman at Sunderland. Lord ...

... the labia of of Lords, and question which promised to uni all parti aa ia a general effort tor publia good ia hedged off m a Whig praaetTO.” ...

... erected by Sir John Vanbrugh. It waa raised by 30 persona of rank, principally of the Whig party, if wa may judge by their inscribing the first atone with the words little Whig,” in oomplimant to Lady Sutherland, celebrated beauty of the day. Tha monay subscribed ...

... reality Fenians, altbougt they have not the pinch to adopt the name. But this was not enough. Mr. Bright, Beales, and other Whig hacks make pilgrimages Dublin in order to turn into political capital the discontent in Ireland, and by that means turn out ...

... the Irish has neaived number aignaturee. among which Ikon ol oonaidarabla aura bar of Bomaa Oath olio baniatan. Tta NmtUni Whig, vritiag tta aabjsot, thinks that altar aatauability oi tha potitte of Eatabliahsd Church 1a becoming men apparent, aad argues ...

... have all been attached to the Whig party, and the return for the borough is the only symptom of Liberal feeling in the county of Westmoreland. In 1843 Mr. Pierrepoint Bkntinck attempted to wrest that seat from the Whigs, bnt unsuccessfully. There are ...

... goodwill tba people. Ongkt not, than, in oar own interest, and that «f cor wivaa and ahildiso, tc soma forward, one and all. Whig sad Tory, democrat and aristocrat, aad units to saying that will net ban oat lair England dsatroyad; that will hand dews intact ...

... them in 1832. Almost exactly one hundred years ago, or in 1768, contested election took place in Westmore land in which the Whig interest prevailed so far as to give one seat to its selected candidate. At the following election the decision was reversed ...