... start, and oontiaaed t> hold until the end of the rare. There was gr«rt deal bettioc the match, which was fer a side. —Korthem Whig. ...

... negotiation with the Bishops. In its) failure one might hope that some statesman (we | care not by what nickname he calls himself, Whig or Tory), might see his way to an honest and real revival of the policy upon which Lord Dersy started ...

... Herald has taken the psina to prove. The Parliament of 1837 was elected under Whig auspices; the Parliament of 1865 now existing was also elected under Whig auspices; yet the Whig Government of 1840-41 continued to hold office, although beaten no less than ...

... press has been the alarmed outcry of the Whig organs—dreading above all things that their opponents should get credit for cventhinking of making anything like a fair offer—and yet perfectly well aware that the Whigs neither havemiade, nor are ever likely ...

... was more applicable in any case than in bis—* Take him for all in all, we shall never look upun his like again.’ —Northern Whig. The Dublin Youno Men’s Christian Association (United Church), 8 Dawson-street.—To-morrow evening the Scripture Class will ...

... Protestant working men of Belfast against in any way identifying themselves with such proceedings— Northern Whig (of Moudayj. (FROM TUB NOKTUBHN WHIG WfcDNESDAT.) the summary method adopted by tbe magistrates of Belfast of dealing with Mr Flynn and bis proposed ...

... Burke’s writing* from this time contradict tbe whole hie former life, end became in politics violent Tery he had been hitherto Whig. It during the session IrffO that Burke ia the House Commons first publicly secede from bis psrtv. In a discussion on the Army ...

... the fastest speakers in the House of Commons. In this and one other respect his oratory has great similarity to that of his Whig predecessor in the Home Department, Sir G. Grey. Sir George is, or at least was, one of the readiest debaters in parliament ...

... the manipulation of the general election under the new system. The existing government, whether it be Tory or whether it be Whig, always has a direct advantage to the extent of several seats at a general election. Its indirect influence in pretty evenly ...

... 5 per Cent.. .mall 1«* ’f* City Debentures, 4 per Cent. Ballast Office Debentares-4 l*r Cent of 6s 2d ••• The Northern Whig of this daj report*— Although demand for linens continue* without animation, and little is doing, except in the esse of 38-io ...

... secured aaTts additional members for their oocntry. They merged all their political differences other points. Conservative, Whig, and Radical altka struggled for the advantage Scotland. It wan by aakra and combination they gained strength and won seven ...

... Fire Offices and the public to do everything in their power to encourage the use of Bryant and May’s Patent Safety Matches whig:: LIGHT ol THE a High and Balm fob the Among the numerouß preparations offerwi to the pnblic for health and comfort, Oldridge's ...