... led astray by this kind of absurd appealing to the worst form of fanaticism. An article on tliis subject from the Northern Whig has some home truths. ...

... Great Britain any class so bound to tho Whig party, by every tie of tradition and gratitude, as tho descendants of the English and Scotch settlers in the North. They were saved from extinction in 1088 by tho great Whig chieftain whoso name they have with ...

... again mentioned as a probable ito in the lilieral interest, Tiiterakt, —According to an Irish paper it the intention of the whig* shelve Mr. Charles Moore, the colleague of Captain the lion. Charles White, in the representation of this county. Mr. Teter ...

... THE RIOTING IN BANBRIDOE. Banbridge, Monday.—As aonouuced in yosterday’s Whig, the usually quiet town ot Bin bridge has, during the greater part of the past week, been ( the scene of party strife and outrage, and to day (Monday), to judge the appearance ...

... Ana yet that very respectable directorate was last week guilty of the offence of attempting to ration newspaper. The Northern Whig some time since iosortod an article in which the Telegraph Bill was discussed, and some complaints were made of the manner ...

... THE APPEAL TO FANATICISM AND INTOLE- RANGE. (From the Northern Whig.) Finding their policy of general endowment universally condemned, wc now see from the Piimo Minister s language, and tho proceedings of his ulliee, tho Irish 'lory landlords, that there ...

... conscience. Dr. Power may lie able to come into power the Whigs would goon coming into office. He did not care about either Whig or Tory, for“ It was recorded in song and story That cared not for Whig or Tory.” lie looked on the Quakers as the most sensible ...

... a liberal rather than in a restricted manner (hear, hear). In 1860 the houso adopted an €8 franchise, which was proposed a whig government, and it only prevented from passing liocauso the House of Lords rejected it. Sir Robert Bed who w.is revolutionary ...

... Johnson’s tenure of his new position, hut tho fact that was selected for it is significant. President Taylor was elected as Whig, but ho was. in truth, a successful soldier, who carried his nomination by the weight of his own personal popularity, while ...

... illustrious Prince, whoso name thev have assumed, and whoso favours they wear, l-ct them turn to the brilliant pages of the great Whig historian and they will learn how different a being was the Wiujam of of history, from the bloody phantom which their own ...

... of 1847, when tho potatoe disease recurred with much greater severity, and the Government of country was the hands of tho Whigs, under the premiership of Earl Hussoll. who refused to recognize the duly of tho Stale to provide food for the people, tho ...

... tho democracy of England,” it is important accurately to understand what these Tory principles are as contrasted with that Whig policy which proved fatal Ireland. Mr. Disraeli has left us in doubt on this material point. He said : “The condition of Ireland ...