... credentials in his capacity aa Ambassador for the North German Confederation upon Her Ma- jesty’s return from Oeborne. The Northern Whig understands that between 120 and ISA persons have been returned for trial at tho next Downpatrick assises from the various ...

... said without having at its back some very safe authority. But what does it mean ? What we hope and believe is, that the old Whig aristocracy are manifesting disposition to do what patriotism should have induced them to do long ago—that is, meet the Co ...

... atrong, perhtpt will esi ...

... befieved posterity that the alternative propounded, open-mouthed and without Bhama,hy party in Eiglaad—the descendants of the Whig patriots and othar depositories of the puritan element which vindicated itself with such glorious result at the famous Revolution ...

... machine,” remarked, I suppose attorney may ha suing machine. L bei„—lt hu actually bean mid that tha Whigs art likely to became Fenians—beonnse, forsooth, Whigs are nerer firmly attached to the Crown. ThederiL not black,’’ to. A man who had to earn his liring ...

... Deer Crao borne, Pleete.Cienboroe, Cranboma. deer Ofwnboroe. ebme back to now, And ellok to the old Tory bine; « „ ™ Theresa Whig, and there’e and there no one knowt who, , Bui notre their eoloure win do. With Peel end with Cranborne under Bon, matter which ...

... (laughter and eneers), and were left with our mouths open and our eyes staring to look at the sadden gyration of the grest Whig party. That is not the only time we have been eo served. Sir Robert Peel came into offico. did great good for England. He abolished ...

... betrayal of a noble body of follow eitixena, who see aov attacked by a motley orew. Of sceptics. Papists, mob leaders, and Whig oligarchs* Signed on behalf of the executive committee of tbs London wae Westaalaaler Working Men’s Conatilatiaaal Association ...

... twit their edcercariic with meoaaielcMyl* •r with celtinc «p religJott* eriec cait rl / The Whig* ere edepta ihia gemo. I* ••• the Whig* who invented it. the Whig# have elwey* profited hy 11.. Thie, however, it ofeouite but negative arp- Ben t. A aleteamen ...

... thay war. pat Wrward, ar alia that an par. and Whig as ha w,s* wold stoop narlf beihsry lb* SsseSt and most itishoisen eher•eksr. is tha Whig parly who aupporttd tbs cry of Titua Onte*. It was ih* Whig party who, wHab it •vMT*d Ihrir turn, supported ...

... one and shout and roar for “Gladstone.” But ws do wonder to see the Grosvenors, and the Cavendishes, and many other great Whig territorial proprietora—who would find Chartist subdivision of their lands and property extremely inconvenient—are nevertheless ...

... of stability which should replace the shattered edifice of ICBB. He found it, as he thought,* in the royal prerogative. The Whigs had overthrown an oligarchy which the Tories ought never to have adopted ; and wore endeavouring once more, under the guise ...