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... _THE DiSTIlIBOTOEaiIIP OF _' _THE EEGIUM _Doyni . —The Belfast _. _VortJierit Whig of Saturday _says : — It was stated on the authority of a Dublin paper that the _office of _Treasurer and Distributor of tlie JReyium _-Don » m , vacated by the death ...
... which would fetter that liberty if fairly and honestly exercised _. He was of opinion that the _articles in the _ffortfiern Whig had not transgressed those limits , _and that the motion ought to be _refused with costs . Mr Justice Morns thought the rule ...
... bythe-by , is quite willing that _you _should shoot _hares also ; but if you have not a licence , take you care that , being a Whig , the Torics do not get a hare ( hair ) in your neck _. _' • - - ' ' ' _One day , when living south of Edinburgh , _in looking ...
... _leading facts in the history of _the ill-starred _Argyll , and described his _affecting death . _He _closed by _depicting tlie Whig ' s Vault in Dnnbar _Castle , where , _lie said , one of his own _ancestors had _been _immured . He _promised in his next _lecture ...
... was an act of persecution _fit to be condemned and _resentedand we _were _not slow in _tienoiiiicing tlie territorial lords , Whig and Tory , who _were . _guilty of _that folly and injustice . It cannot , therefore , be _fn'in any hostile spirit that we ...
... _employing the biographer ' s phrase when lie _menus to say something ) of the _unjustified _and _unjustifiable aspersion on the Whig party cast out at the end of the article , it is not oiilytme that Mr _Diuidas _distributed _the _patronage ill _ijcotlaiul ...
... necessity for it. and to bo in favour of it. Now, if tho ballot wore rosily protection to voter. I think weald few In this ooanty—Whig or Tory, Liberal or Radical—who would disapprove of it. Bnt what is rosily state of the oaaa? is the ballot protection to voter ...
... ted, far &book the Yr Gee. per - soled Dowell* tb.• NOM WOMA FOR SALE BY AUCTION. In Donell's Room; thane Street (Later by Whig/ Rarpin), Wednesday, !7th lea), St Toro o'clock, THAT HOUSE, No. 1 GLADSTONE PLACE, on the SECOND FLOOR, occmplad by Mr Brown ...
... conform to these two conditions . _But Mr Bicthmuller treats his readers to _arguments _about ritualism ,. slave-holding , Whigs and Tories _, _democracy and aristocracy , ad infinltum , and yet the arguments do not help on the progress of the story , ...
... the rejected of thoee constituencies wore leaders of the so-called Liberal party, two ; of them having boon membors of last Whig i Cabinet. (Applause.) 1 must confess that when we look to the picture is scarcely as bright or , encouraging. We have certainly ...
... dition of solid Parliamentary influence by secur- ing the confidence of any political party. .The distrust entertained by the Whigs for their volun- tee r ally may have been suggest e d by aristocratic prejudice, but it was afterwards justified by expe- rience ...
... to be in favour of it. Now, if the ballot were really • protection to the voter, I think there would be few in this country—Whig or Tory. Liberal or Radical--who would dieappnwe of It. But what is really the state of the case! Is die ballot • protection ...