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... it is curious that the derioe had its origin In the scheming brain of an acute Whig writer to the signet. There was an inn at Fushie-bridge, in Midlothian, owned by Whig partiaan, and the landlady of which wat topularly supposed to bo the original of ...
... for Will you estimate what that la worth about halfas much aa the Chancellorship,but the p Whig Attorney General hopes to be Whig Chancellor^ if another Whig Proiestant Chancellor ~ !„ .hi. country How would like m be'oK far. and farther, shall you « ...
... be paid £200,000 out of the property of the Church. This was to make place for ten more Whig lawyers. To his mind this country was sufficiently overridden by Whig Bench and Wtiig|Bar—men who were more successful in their political career than their legal ...
... very comfortable Presbyterian body. conclusion, the right hon. gentleman said it had been the great and glorious prinlege the Whig tv in past times to have secured civil and religious freedom ly wise instruction. The leading men and statesmen of the country ...
... adopted, was subsequently, under the pressure of foreign hostilities, abandoned. However, believe it is one of the merits of the Whigs—or, more properly speaking, merit which in a rather exclusive spirit they claim to themselves that they are the grand masters ...
... proposed? often, when I have bad to consider the history of what »vuy. a scheme which, when we come to investigate it, are called Whigs and Tories, been surprised thatclearly shows that the whole of the tithe rent-charge after great national vicissitudes, and ...
... dirt, and to of the Church funds. This, sir, I say, is but nnew should trampled , contrivance to give part of the plunder to Whig no more in lawyers (hear, hear). When Henry VIII. indicated than an _„ Church pruperty had to bribe reward the landtrying to ...
... Evening. The jury acquitted Baird, sen. and juo., and Clarke. BURGLARY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER NEAR KILLYLEAQII. The Northern Whig says that Friday morning a burglary, accompanied by violence, took place at Lienaw, two and half miles from Killyleagh. The ...
... Roman Catholic Church, ral to > such arrangement as th.s is sura to lt „ provoke hostility. The extreme munificence whlchthc Whigs of Mr. Gladston* towards institutions baT P re iTe ,t the conclusion that the of his Ultramontane patrons « not very Tiscount ...
... Dublin. Byrne was fined £2 6s. Bd. for both bortet, and cautioned. BURGLARY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER NEAR KILLYLEAGB. The Korthern Whig says that on Friday morning s burglary, accompanied by violence, took place Lisnaw, two and a half miles from KUlyleagh. The ...
... returned by their managers. Outrageous Assault at tub Mouxtaix of Balltmaorath. Countt Donegal.—A enrrespon- dent of the Northern Whig supplies the following particulars an extraordinary outrage committed near Bally magrath A number of carmen were coming along ...