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... discouraged. This is its cruel aspect; and it is quite in keeping with the ever-varying programme Whig cliques, whither in imperial or local employment. The Whigs have no sympathy with Ireland. Their policy towards it has ever been marked by bungling and ...
... DALZBLL Damages were laid at £3,000. this case Richard Dawson Rates was plaintiff, and Francis Finlay, proprietor of the Northem Whig, defendant, and the cause of action alleged libel contained in that paper on the 3rd February. Special Jury;—Gostavns T. Brooke ...
... clerk in the Northern Whig Office. You are member of the Orange Association ? I am. Are yon a master? Yes, and more. In a lodge that meets in town? Yes. Where? In the Orange Hall, in College Street. How long have von been the Whig Office About five years ...
... on to both Houses. Morphy was present, but did not speak. Whig Jobs. —Mr. Meek, the Mayor of York, it is staled, is knighted, for no other reason, that any one can see, but that is local Whig partisan For the same insufficient yet all sufficient reason ...
... (Loud cheers.) The Northern Whiff A Voic*—Three groans for ths IK/iip (which was heartily responded to). Kev. Mr. iliN.va—The Whig had boon trying to foster division among Protestants on land question—to put landlords and tenants m each other’s hair—(la ...
... signal failure than the Northern , Whig. (Cheers.) thought it was using the Orangemen—(laughter)—laid the flattering unction to its egotistical soul that it was deluding the ...
... article pointed that direction I should think it wss so. Dr. W. Ritchie, examined by Mr. Axd»*w»— hare read the article ia the Whig referred to. I oooeider that it ia reply to an article that appeared in the Nne»-Lettrrol day or two previous, and that it ...
... it. (Laughter.) There are a number of pol tical matters involved in it, and I may as well tell your Worship that I’ll have a Whig up b. fore y ...
... the character of the Kev. Hugh Hanna by an attack upon him in the pubbo papers, no doubt p!a>iog into the hands the NortKem Whig—* psper which, since its estabhshmen', been the bitter and envenomed adversely of Oraogeisui. That wo look with die- Kust on ...
... make very good speeches, bat the Vlure ban ...
... act. The Britub Parliament abroad is seen At home, tis Cullen’s workshop and machine. Without his aid no Ministry can rule. Whig, or Tory of Derby school. Those in, etiil fear by him to be disgraced: Those out, still hope by him to replaced ; And thus ...
... occasionally said, if in disparagement of Lord Derby, that beg .in political life as a Whig, point of fact, he began political life a of a Whig Miuistry a time when Whig principles were rigidly Constitutional. Party mmes, have said, do not always convey ...