... great bills which have passed in tho last forty years were, more or less, unwelcome the Lords:— Catholic Emancipation, the Whig Reform Bill, Fro* Trade in 1846, the Conservative Reform Bill of 1867, would all have been thrown out had the Lords ventured ...

... in Portland. Woking, and Chatham, the extreme Nationalist party in Ireland is responsible before God and man. The Northern Whig insists that those who now try to put popular pressure on the Government will be its avowed enemies, and in taking auy ...

... among who can wield deftly the pen of critic, or philosopher, or historian eminent jurists have worthily succeeded the great Whig and Tory lawyers of bygone generation : the aristocracy and the country are men of attainments, liberality, moderation, and ...

... difficult after all. Two of the speakers hit upon it who spoke on Saturday, when they stigmatised the Whig party as treacherous. The •' respectable Whigs, to quote an able contemporary, •• who have preached themselves into power through the tex; working-class ...

... ” A telegram from Athenry stales that Captain is going favourably, but is not out of danger. Wednesday Night.—The Northern Whig says“ Very little disturbance to-night. Town generally quiet. A few arrests made for stone throwing.” A Faithless Buidkoboois ...

... possession, but this dal not materially increase his income.; Sir R. Clifton successfully contested Nottingham in 1861, against the Whig party. who adopted Lord Lincoln (the present Duke of Newcastle) as their candidate ; and again, in 1866, but was unseated for ...

... as a united and active party, and occasionally achieve great political work, in spite of the prophecies and the labours the Whig-Radicals, and those beneath them in the political strata. Months ago we suggested that those among the working classes who ...

... Agrieultural Implements, and 15 or 2i* Tons of Mangold Wurtzel, to plant fur seed of the line Yellow Globe description. \V. WHIG Is favoured with instructions from Henry Patterson, '£tt. TO T.KT. T\\ GOOD ROOMS, close the Market-place, suitable for Olßces ...

... wisdom the Reform policy of Lord Derby and Mr. Disraeli. man in his senses can doubt that, in spite of Tory resistance, the Whigs would have ultimately succeeded in passing their £7, £6, or £5. franchise Bill, and that in that event the Conservative party ...

... party more than another which prevented others from obtaining the same equality as themselves, it was the Whig party. Let them meet with a Whig who happened to be rich, especially if bo was rich in land, and see if he would very readily allow those who ...

... deputation that their memorial should ham due end that the el a kelps* would acceded Tbe . them gentians' n e the Sidle el Whig maned, and the bided kr ...

... ce on the Parables which, as a young man, be wrote for children ; and in the further facts that he began life as an ardent Whig. that be passed into • Tory, and that he sailed his p olitical career by using all his power to pass a Radical measure of P ...