... Of th« News-Letter” and the Whig,” the Guardian” and Gazette,” Of Punch” and Judy,” or of ** Fan,” yon may reading get— At 23, Upper English Street, wherb the good Tobacco's sold ; O yes. I’ve heard of it—next door to Mr. Peel’s I’m told.” A great variety ...

... THE ARMAGH GUARDIAN, FRIDAY JtfLY 9, 1 Church and of the independent ConservaliTes i joined with the whigs in pressing, and which i the influence oftheGorernmentjhas succeeded in rejecting. The only point of view from which can discern any advantage in ...

... 19th of December, the Northern Whig published an article headed The petition against Mr. M'Clure.” in which article the petition was referred to as a mean and paltry act of porty spite. On the 21st December, the Northern Whig published an article headed ...

... they ? They were Whigs, R»dic»ls, extreme Radicals, Socialists—men ofno religion crats, and Revolutionists —(cheers) —and they were to be told that snch party, composing Mr. Gladstone and his men, were to dictate to Great Britain and Ireland He denied ...

... notoriously at variance with the facts. The plain truth is, it was device of the Whigs ; and it was first put in practice, if remember rightly, by knot of Edenburgh i Whigs in the sham purchase of well-known posting house on the classic banks of the Gala ...

... PRO BO NO PUBLICO Of the News-Letter” and the Whig,” the Gnardian” and Gazette,” Of Punch” and Judy,” or of Fun,” you may a reading get— At 28, Upper English Street, whebb the good To- BACCo’e sold ; , . « i.„ O yes. I’ve heard of it—next door to Mr. ...

... PRO BONO PUBLICO Of the News-Letter” and tlie Whig, the Guardian” and '* Gazette,” Of Punch” and Jndy,” or of Fnn,” you may a reading get— At 23, Upper English Street, the good lo- BAceo’e sold ; , 0 yes. I’ve heard of it—next door to Mr. Peel s1 m told ...

... PEO BONO POB tilCO Of the News-Letter” and the Whig,” the Gnardian” and Gazette,” _ Of Punch” and Judy,” or of Fun,” you may a reading get— At 23, Upper English Street, wherb the good Tobacco’s sold; O yes. I’ve heard of it—next door to Mr. Peel s I m ...

... Justice Morris said, as regards the Whig, was in favour of admonishing the proprietor, and making him pay the coats of the motion. Chief-Justice Monahan was opinion that there was ...

... PRO BONO PUBLICO the News-Letter” »nd the Whig,” the Goerdian” and ■* Gazette,” Punch and Judy,” of Fun,” you may reading get— _ 23, Upper English Street, whebi tb» good Tobacco'c sold ; ** 0 yes. I’ve heard of it—next door Mr. Peel s I told.” A great ...

... statesmen who, since 1800, have sought to conciliate the Homan Catholics of Ireland—of Mr. Pitt and Lord Castlereagh, of the whole Whig party from the days of Fox to those of Palmerston. It was warmly recommended by Lord Grey, than whom no living man judges more ...

... more uncertain rewards of political life. At one time, indeed, there were rumours that Henry Brougham would be leader the Whigs in the House of Commons. He had enormous popularity out of doors ; the vigour and variety of his Parliamentary eloquence were ...