... “Adam Bede? The working man. now that has got the suffrage, is in great tlanger being jietted and spoiled by all parties. With Whig, Tory, and Radical the great question about him and his vote is, ‘•What will with it? He will have many advisers; and, in ...

... Vice-President, and several the Directors the luati- J k t , , y trUf , twort hy witness in the cause? Were tution. , . , | the Whig tactics of 1860 unimiieacbable, and those Macdonald, who was r,«;lvr.l adli sai l , liu , l atraightforwanl ? Was there no ...

... preponderate by their moral (Kiwer. We say nothing to which party they belong. they Torie*. present-that does not matter; they Whigs, as in course of time they will lie; in either case ibey will conduct government the country in accordance with princi pies ...

... that they are not expected to live. other seven have not yet been an i missive has been received by the editor of the Northern Whig “(Editor of the Belfast. Dean Son, —I wish to inform you that you had need to be very careful of has set to Destroy 4 isc Las ...

... matter what his professions might be. Liberal constituencies refased for a time to elect Whig members merely to furnish out the proper party majority. But ifall the Whig leaders are as frank in their pledges as Mr ther» seems nothing to cloud the prospect ...

... friends to be with. W NO TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST 'WHIG.' The Northern Whig of Tuesday contains the following warning, which has been received at the office of the paper : Editor of the Whig Callender Street Belfast DEAR Ste, —I wish to inform ...

... be the production of an eminent individual. Thecaacii to beard ou Friday the Police Court. The Linen Trade. —The “Northern Whig ol Sat ml ay reports as follows on the trade of the week: —This week has been, usual at the beginning of the year, a quiet ...

... education the system. The Star calls attention the dreadful dutr«« existing in the east of London, and asks—** Can Gfo. vernment, Whig or Tory, nothing? Within two years more than million of human beings under it« care have died of starvatioj alone. Tue Clerkexwell ...

... fair find difficulty in getting employment for their looms, In an article on the Prospects of the Linen nd remar. Trade, the Whig makes the following oad The ition of the Linen trade at present is this :— After several years of great prosperity, consequent ...

... lees them lan week. Aloes wen On Gd up es the top, amid up as the average. 602 qm lowa Then is today's mann 1733 gm. cats, Whig 600 this het week. wen the awl 15 is the VI qrs. Then is meat 103 qn. bean, Win 3 more lira Let walk. Prieee wen 6d up ea 6e ...

... and his desk broken into, and in Bank Ireland notes taken away. There no clue to the thief. The' Linen Trade.— The Belfast Whig reports as follows on the trade Of the week The linen market fc) quite, and without any new feature. The amount business after ...

... Third, the Bible was indeed looked upon as the main armoury of Tory warfare. Dr Johnson asserted that the devil was the first Whig; and heaven would have been defined an unlimited monarchy, with some angelical Earl of Bute First Minister of the Crown. Home ...