... “* objection whathad signed the requisition. Mr James ever to J .'. . b ,§ 0 right to know whether said that Dl ; a, ll ‘™ Whigs Tories, Kadicals. ihe requisiliomsls were Whtgs difficuUy obtained a Mr Wilson al'f.™ 81 . regard to the reprobearing stated ...

... dated, Bombay, August 25, which rah broach (to arrive), 228r. to cost and freight. to 232r., cost and freight ; The Northern Whig of Saturday reports >— Brown—Power-loom Linen,—No to note Hand-loome—Manufacturers who had not sold last week are more prices ...

... whikever to the names being read. 'Mr .JA8. Wins said that Dr Hamilton had no ,riikt -to -know whether the' ;equsitionists were Whigs 'Tories, orIRadicals. .MriWiasofN, who aftei coneiderable difficulty oh. toi*1ed. i 'bearng, stated his views in regard to ...

... oay mean that the Duke of Sutherland had succeeded in ramming these burghs into his pocket; and if lie 'oncosts's nominally • Whig. there is no reason for supposing that be would not eqnallv sitectweL were he choosing to call himself Tory. The contest there ...

... where she has so much with the State and Church, what reasons, it yon come right, she .iftS uot right vote.” The Northern Whig states that there will be 8 ne« volts iu the liameutary eonaiit'.ieucy of Belfast the occupation franchise alone. It is iuiuossible ...

... held in the evening in Donegal Square Church, when several subscriptions towards the College fnnda were announced.- Northern Whig. County of Aberdeen Electoral Roll.—Tbe list of voters for Aberdeenshire has jitst been made itp by the assessors, in terms ...

... Whitby.” The address is devoted to the Irish Church question. The rev. gentleman says has no desire to make his parishioners Whig or Tory, but he felt bound to address them upon what he regards as question of right or wrong, honesty or plunder, religion ...

... were opposed to him, and accordingly he was returned Member of Parliament. The first ' instinct then is left w ith the old Whigs, who, to save themselves from bankruptcy joined 4heir shadows to the people” last mentioned. The Tories are pure, and the ...

... confidence he reposed in me . There were difficulties and delicate positipusas you may ( . ' . . ally Understand , between the Whig Lord A . dvocatc ' aw . l the 1 ' eelite Prime Minister ; and nothing but the wellknown gentle breeding of tlie man , his ...

... , tear . ) We are told than an honest man ' s the Holiest work of God —( cheers)—and whenlionerfyis displayed either in Whig ^ Tory , or Hadical , t&at mni commands the respect , if not the admiration , of Ins fellow-men . ( Hear , hear . ) . Now ...

... and to him the postman, by mistake, delivered the packet. Lord Chelmsford's Mr Higgins was delighted to have a blow at the Whigs, and was not slow to denounce this method of prejudicing the public against an inquiry still pending, mid that by the chairman ...

... tlie details of the estimates , Having exainine'l the military administration of the Whigs down to 1863-6 , he says— This brings m ...