... course taken is ua ted; we have not forgotten the appropriation clause (hear), which is’ not exactly the brightest page of Whig history (cheers), and some may remember the resolution of June, 1859, framed by the same experienced hand, and which ended ...

... course taken is unprecedented have not forgoltch the appropriation clause (bear), which is not exactly , the brightest page of Whig history (cheers), and some may remember the resolution J uoc, 1859, framed by the same experienced hand, and which ended, no ...

... tecs .the Con1strvative Gaovernmenlt b)ecominig ibu32hi- |lar, reform~ing to an ex;tent whlich has alarm~ed * the insincere W\higs, wh~o never intendede to gix e jthle English people a full ?? of political Ipower, and lie turns to Ireland for a sentimlental ...

... hie father’s seat at Bradenham. and started with a recommendation from Hume and from Daniel O’Conuell as something between Whig and Tory. All that is certain is, that lie went for triennial Parliaments and vote by ballot. fought three electioneering buttles ...

... mate the loss at £500,000. been thirty-five consecut tive days of steady rain.” on be, st, the cuckoo was heard hbourhood of Whig. the Fmperor of France with a magnificent bear of eno mous size, been seat to has filed his schedule as aa ingolvont in the ...

... explosions requisite frighten it into tbe spoliation of landlords. For moat amnredij this sudden change of tactics on the part of whig and Peelite chiefs will ascribed successful partyin Ireland solely to Fenian terrorism—and this for simple reason that no other ...

... err . steel Mos ea with viampr. ' el the fermaraleek neHher very ,as. The am, all sae %solely, working Mr ha alb in of bear, Whig limie eonseisis of hie long-tailed smib i rv, - weir, as full weed. agar ea The by _no but die hsppily al their cs the sad ...

... which faction ha, now let loom, rendered desperate by the Lek of means which absence from the Treasury Bench entails on the Whig place-seekers, and their hungry hangers-on. As to the future of the young ASCANIUR, as Mr. bu been termed by kart Res. RILL ...

... heretics. No one who is truly at heart a thorough and complete Catholic can give his entire adhesion to a Protestant leader, be he Whig or Tory, for in so doing he divides that allegiance— in some instances destroys it altogether— which he owes to the Church ...

... heretics. No one who is truly at heart a thorough and complete Catholic can give his entire adhesion to a Protestant leader.be he Whig or Tory, for in so doing divides that allegiance—in some instances destroys it altogether—which he owes to the Church. A Catholic ...

... work he had to do, whether as a Grand Juror, directs of the Gas Company, a Poor Law guardian, a TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. or codilla of flax, for the month ending 29th town commissioner, ora member of our various relief Sir,—Perhaps you would permit ...

... idfe^f lit. Forrter, Sir. Childers, Sir. Stansfcld, and their like, lived Chepstow. , well the gentlemen the old Cabinet the Whig * the amaalt For the defence reveal Ministerial papers their satirisetkm Sir. witnmm were called to prove nfih. and the Eocnaed ...