... counselled amendments to the bill in committee. The John Bull adds—“Of course, if Derby finds the bill defeated by the action of whig peer, will interpose no obstacle, but will net allow the bill to be read a second time. Large meetings are to held throughout ...

... of stones ; and when she returns it may be presumed that the bird will again visit her nest and hatch her eggs,— 7 ovihzrn Whig. ...

... Lancaster, Mr. Thomas Mac Knight {author of The Life of Edmund Burke, Lite of Bolingbreke, &c. editor of the Northern Whig, was presented with tea and coffec service and a parse of sovereigns, in grateful recognition of the valuable services rendered ...

... been lost and it may be interesti of the prop! Bell's Life went in for Pretender, wih Bell dram for “Pioneer,” in the Northern Whig ery nearly it the mark, ha' advised bis readers to back ck der for place, ro Gomes for second, and Perry Down for third, Sie ...

... lege, they should presume to use with the mind and will of the laird, as missive accordance made known by the factor. Some Whigs of the old school are Tories on this “would you of the nee on which thelr can be been so reduced that mentary franchise count ...

... presente tian of £300, ), together with a massive silver salver and of the and cafiee ‘The salyer bore the thon :—“* Pres Northern Whig, with a tea and cofiee wa of 201) to oft of the Northern, able services ed by ‘to the Liberal cause in Uleter.—Betfaat, May ...

... amendments to the bill in committee. The John Bull adds—Of course, if Lord Derby finds the bill defeated the action of a Whig peer, he will interpose no obstacle, but he will n*t allow the bill to be read a second time. Large meetings are be held throughout ...

... Lewis résigns, as he probably wall and Mr tho Prince of Liberals in estimation, Has‘agreed. Bunxz, at direct iesuq with the Whigs, and dreadfully ill-treated by thenl, refused to change bis party. No question feeling ever led him to forget principles been ...

... sub- lege, they should presume to use missive accordance with the mind and will of the laird, as made known by the factor. Whigs of are Tories on this tation, “* “would can be vindicated 2 ‘The on which ats reduced that our mentary franchise has already ...

... His Inst, bas eet foot on Irish the initials ry P, A.” It is intended to the letters cut in the stone, as a vislt,—Belfast Whig. ‘Wuo cup “ No” To Mp Cowell Stepney writes to that he was the Member who, in reference to Mr No” to come fromthe Pre- ber ...

... ber fathers, ed upon them therm almost as to whom Ax Exonmovs the | they been accustomed for years past. ‘he distances than Whig, Mesers Mato bo ve recent: | from the guns to the targets vari asthe drove down, jy me of the quarries of Scrabo, near New- ...

... vernment they formed would be a farce. wisest statesman by far of the last. generation said —T respect the principles of the Whigs, and I re- the principles of the Tories, because I respect men who have sincere principles of any kind.” Per- haps we have ...