... quarters was that the Tories had vanished from the political world of England, and that, for the future, all Governments must be Whig. Such was probably at first Sir Robert Peel's own idea, but he did not sink into apathy, or settle into dogged and sullen ...

... shortsighted politicians speechless with horror. The best means of dispelling such visionary fears was to yoke together the Whig Lord Grenville and the Radical John Brieht; to place in the same boat men like the Duke of Argyll and Mr. Forster, L ird I ...

... election :—J. Hargreavea's travelling expttnies to Moffat and back, when he warned Ernest Junes 44 the folly of helping the Whigs, after spending his life in exposing the cruelty and villainy of that party. arc., &c., Its. THE ATTEMPTED MORDES NEAR CARLISLE ...

... to be dealt with after the same principle, to he followed by an attack on other property. Our readers, both Conservative and Whig, can for themselves (and if possessed of estates the better enjoy it) imagine the glee with which the Premier, booked by a ...

... to know how one of the Whig lawyers—aye, the Right lion. the Attorney General for Ireland himself—would like to be stopped and told, We will estimate what your p resent position is worth, and give you that But the present Whig Attorney General hopes ...

... GENERAL NEWS. Our townsman, Mr. Francis Davis, the Belfast Han. says the Northern Whig. had the honour of an Interview with his Royal Highness Prince Arthur Patrick on Nlonday evening. The Prince was graciously pleased to accept from the poet a copy ...

... Committee of Management beg to inform the public that the above ANNUAL MEETING will take place as usual on FRIDAY and SATURDAY in Whig-Week, May 21st and 22nd, 1.419, When will be given for Wrestling. Running, Leaping. and Iluund Dog Trails, &c. —For further ...

... an ocean and a continent, but not knowing whether you have the space to spare in your coltunns, I conclude.— J.B.—Nortkern Whig, May IS, 1869. BREARIPAII.—EPPVII 0000A.--011ATRA/L AND Conroatitro.—The very agreeable character of t I iis preparation has ...

... that lie is still inclined to urge the leas bold policy. Of course if Lord Derby finds the bill defeated by the action of a Whig Peer lie will toterpsee no obstacle, but he will not allow the bill to be read a second time. The country will thoroughly back ...

... ley-flung: First squad 47th (Wigan). The shooting terminated on Saturday. As lisoasous Btsity.—Onlhursday, says the Northern Whig, Messrs. Ritchie and Jackson, who have recently become possessed of the quarries of Scrabo, near Newt.wtiards, resolved to ...

... which have had no weight for so long in the eyes of those who hold power. THE PROTESTANT DEMONSTRATION IN BELFAST. (Northeast Whig, May N.) There will, of course, be differences of opinion as to the real significance and value of the demonstration of last ...

... public dinner, a gentleman who is a friend of a noble Duke who voted in favour of the bill, and who owns himself to be an old Whig. This gentleman, who holds a high position in the army of reserve, acknowledged to us that he was sorry the Lords had not rejected ...