... privileges of Italian citizens. We are very much inclined to doubt the whole story. It is not likely that Lord Clarendon, a Whig, would be selected by Tory Government upon such a mission, and correspondents can always find weighty reasons for English statesmen ...

... ent or the National System ? The Whigs may preach up the abolition of the Establishment, as a stumbling-block to the Tories, and denominational education may he set up by the Tories, as a stumbling-block to the Whigs—but, if the Government wish to do ...

... Yearning ootopktely Shed, sad the mew reed willing to ad at almost PAP% sad std wee even es want et a that be The Northers Whig sussed, that the the law sow awards to garotters. sea :toes who ooesrett dt bb.rpob ber .loom llei to men she be ent s la t ...

... that he were man of intellect. Whether took an unconverted Conservative like Lord Cranborne, new Tory like Lord Stanley, old Whig like Lord Grey, or a Liberal thinker like Lord Houghton, are sure that the result of inquiry would be about the same—a resolution ...

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... there were giants in every walk. The idea was to live luxuriously at the coat of a private establishment. The advent of the Whigs to power was marked by the oneulation of the Reform Club, which, after years of buildiag difficulties and debt, is still one ...

... received a number of fresh signatures, among which are those of a considerable number of Roman Catholic barristers. The Northern Whig, writing on the subject, thinks that the utter untenability of the position of the Established Church is becoming more apparent ...

... either both sides of the Irish Channel. Wc an,* to admit for argument sake, that fanlu lie on all sides la*t OrvngSnieai and Whig-*an 1 settle their cluma \ power and jfcitrouage as best it suits their respective objects. With their selfish sincere sinister ...

... there were giants in every walk. The idea was to live luxuriously at the cost of a private establishment. The advent of the Whig i to power was marked by the foundation of the Reform Club, which, after years of building diffi:ulties debt, is still one ...

... defence set up by Lord Ingestre's apologists. Fenian Alarms in our next week's paper. Habbobough. — The paper on tbe terms Whig and Tory to appear in our next impression. Newspapeb Agents in the County are informed that they can be supplied with copies ...

... almost any ptice, and still buyers were few. A penny per 100 wss even spoken of as price that would not be refused. The Northern Whig suggests that the ponishment the law now awards to garotters, and those who commit highway robberies acoompantcd with vl-lance ...

... two hail three millions (bear, bear). And those eight thou sand five hundred say to Govcrameat—say the Tory well a* to the Whig Government—We are the owners of tbs land ; you not interpose hvhalt of the three of people who are aadtr cur control; will ...