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... DELY.I.4T._ The Northern Whig says it has reason to believe that the gentleman referred to in last Wednesday's Whig will not at present contest the borough. This gentleman was described by the IVhig as an English barrister, son of a highly respectable ...
... make equality their watchwon• must be preferred. It Comes to this, then, that not only are we to prefer the Whig to the Tory, but that a very bad Whig will properly be selected before the most excelltut of Tories. In fact, as between men arrayed on different ...
... ; twuntling a:, the • 'Mat %lanced the flool Or welt;:rit wave bright \Vthtlarlight's e Art7ii g Ihr th.ttiblen in it light Whig: tlre3nting poetg •4n.T. ...
... friend thought them to be, and nothing more. And this in those days was an idea conuuonly held by the Whigs. And this is Earl Grey's notion. Theme were the Whig clothes of that day, but they are now old and threadbare; and moreover the age has entirely outgrown ...
... of his reception by the inhabitants are conflicting—the Tory papers insisting that he received a popular ovation, while the Whig journals state that he was received with frigid coldness. Here is the jubilant telegram of the Erpress on the subject : Mr ...
... Gladstone and ! Lord Russell arc leaders. That is the party which I ; mean when I speak of tho 'Whig party.' It is unneces4ary to discuss the terms Whig' and Liberal,'l for no could misunderstand which party was ' meant. If I understand from you that ...
... THE LAST INVASION. new alliance between the people of Ireland and the English Whigs, which politicians, of a certain stamp are proclaiming with jubilant satisfaction, is already being discounted in the most self-complacent manner by one of the parties ...
... questions that involve Aarther discussion, but the sentence death is irrevocable. their! ofl Much to the disappointment of hungry Whigs and expectant plowmen, the Government, notwithstanding the decisive defeat they have sustained, show no disposition to resign ...
... THE NOMI:4ATION SCENE IN BELFAST. The Northern Whig of Tuesday says that the scene in Belfast on yesterday surpassed all past ones for confusion and disturbance. In the early morning there came to the courthouse a strong force of police, mounted and on ...
... don't believe they have. Pretend to the contrary as some , persons may, every politician of ordinary sai,, , aci, whether he be Whig or whether he be Tory, ,glves the Irish Establishment up ; and, the apathy with which its downfall is viewed ltv th e g rea ...