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... into one of Whig and Tory. This is not creditable to the character of the Corporation as a body, nor the separate members of it. IThe question of enforcing the fine was not one involving the prior question of whether the gentleman was a Whig or a Tory ; ...
... burned, and life extinct. It is supposed that she had got and sat at the fire, was tak»*u faint, and fell into it.—Northern Whig. ...
... Nos., very active, with prices lending upwards, -This branch the trade is very quiet present. Prices are steady. Aorti’m-n Whig. GREAT ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF TIN BiHiiiNvna:-!, Monday. The English smelters have this day further advanced the price tia ...
... case at the constabulary barrack in this town but none of toe perpetrators of the cowardly crime have been traced.— A ort hern Whig. * MTe ...
... Because it ie a bright and shining pliace, where there is no parting nor dyeiog,” his lerdship edded, “ And, thank Jove, 00 more Whigs!” This is not a bad r-dun to Mr Digraeli’s riddle, * th; is Mr Gladstone like & telescope ?” ** Because you can draw him oxt ...
... improved character of its population. Lord has the reputation of being moderate in all things, nevertheless, like many ether old Whigs, he advances with the times. When he speaks in favour of compulsory education we may rest assured that the time for action ...
... call the Whig j»arty of tins country—(hear, hear) —but that, the c- utrary, large portion of the evils and misery they M.fl't-r are owing to the measure* that have been passed since Poor-Law of 1834, which was almost excbilively promoted by the Whig party ...
... late Lord Hawke was very popular in his own county, and highly respected by aU who knew him. Irish Banditti.— The Northern Whig (Belfast) reports a cowardly outrage. On Friday morning, three farmers* named Michael Doherty, Daniel Canny, and Patrick. Rudden ...
... parties. They are too far off to take much interest in the tattles of our In 3 and Outs. They believe that our Tories become Whigs when out of office, and our vVhiss Tories when in, and they are sufficiently calm and disinterested to give praise ■where praise ...
... hope to advance the principles, or secure the objects of his party. Independence!” Let each insist on that, and his party, it Whig or Tory, will forthwith become a rope of sand. Will our Lost Reader us the favour and bimself the justice to think of these ...
... hou, gentleman once made the following extraordinary speech to his friends at public-house: —“Drink away, Bovs ; it’s the Whigs that want to frighten you from taking your ale. Yon may yon like till the writ comes down, but not after that.” And it was ...
... call the Whig ) -arty of this country—(hear, hear)—but that, on the contrary, large nortion of the evils and misery they suffer are owing to measures that have been passed since Poor-Law of 1834, which was almost exclusively promoted by the Whig party. ...