... organ of Whiggery. Set up by Whigs and conducted for Whigs, ever since its foundation it has been constant its creed; and the last thing the writer of the extract quoted by a correspondent could have dreamed of is that such Whigs as but a little while ago ...

... Four of Stones with and Water Power in full working order. The has Two Pairs of Stones and Is in good condition; capable of Whig immediately worked. Thin is a good Dwelling House, end all within ow mile of Patrick's Bridge. Apply to W. A H. X. Goulding ...

... There has not been such a position for years, not to say oentbhes, and we appeal not to the Liberals, bnt to the Tdrieeaod old Whigs to terminate it at once. It is not to their advantage that the Constitution should set aside in favour of personal power, whether ...

... permitted. We say emphatically that if the authoritics do not re vent them, they will incur the gravest resp nsibil itys —Northern Whig. ...

... to either party, but on Colonel Rushout becoming Lord Northwick the Liberal party contested the seat successfully, and two Whigs have held both ever since. If a victory favour of Mr. Laseett, the Conservative candidate, should be gained present, can be ...

... be consistent only in inconsistency, that he has become used and perhaps indifferent to taunts. But the members of the old Whig party have been hitherto supposed to possess some slight claim to be regarded ns the supporters of a State Church. It might ...

... and watn the Protestant working men of Belfast against in any way identifying themshives With such proceedings,— Northern Whig. ...

... former Whig regime, the country was falling behind others means of defence, and to remedy this and put her in somewhat like the position that safety requires money had to spent that ought to have been spent when Mr. Gladstone was in office. Whigs, however ...

... November, 1834, Sir Robert Peel assumed the reins of Government, and Lord Brougham resigned effice with bis colleagues. The Whig Ministry of Lord Melbourne, however, returned to power in tbe following April, but Lord Brougham was not reappointed to the ...

... the emeglie• ad an no arlacel Hest • far Nearby elude that waned mead the peeks ef the distant at IMous the we genesally in. Whig. The eesme. which is eitusted ci the at • ma Frew, is celselansil I. Mel the amide of a ban* but era be an.. by ersseare frosa ...

... repeating an assembly scholars and gentlemen. But we are forgetting. Mr. Bouverie .is that he was Whig country gentleman ; and noble lord, who is the chief of the Whig country gentlemen,, is accredited by Sydney Smith with a readiness to undertake the most difficult ...

... clerical de Is stronger than party ties, lt would be idle indeed to dimple been the effect which the tharoughtwieg of the three Whig miens and the Dean are likely to have en swift of the conammity. lithe =Mast now sessionsced is to be sneesiedul for the melee ...