... _PRICES , T AEGEST STOCK _T _3 IOHARD WHYTOCK & CO BEG TO _INTIMATE THAT THEIR _PRESENT _CASH PRICSS rOR _BRUSSELS CABrETS , OF _WHIGS _THEY HOLD ONE OB THE lAKGEST _AND _BESTSEIiECTED _STOCKS IS _THE _COUNTRY , _RANGE FROM _THREE SHILLINGS . AND SIXPENCE TO ...

... dealt with by the Whig party, which was consistent and energetic member, must redound for ever to the discredit its leader*. When Whigs and Tories united to petition for some faint testimony appreciation the position the philosopher, the Whig Premier (Ix>rd ...

... result of which was the people obtaining a much more liberal measure of Parliamentary Reform than they would have got from the Whigs. Now, I have no hesitation in saying that advanced Liberal I am, and opjmsed to‘Conservatism In all its form*— I would regard ...

... wildest and most reckless spirit' of the party. The notion has perhaps derived some support from the bold suggestion of the Whig eu-Lord Chancellor Wierrou HY, that the Lords should refuse to consider the bill till the Government should have disclosed ...

... Were, peel el lin Rath el aline city. be tine We H. L ler W Orr, @Wirth be w toll withal • week lt we very rrier mating .1 Whig prier*. le able ▪ • .1 theta be Colorant, awned It 0 thee Mr Women widely grin Tome el Inn ; taw if peas se& ✓ay ▪ by the de ...

... followed Whiggism, and now in the middle of the I Pth century our last state is worse than our first. Sir William Hamilton, ardent Whig though was, looked fur amelioration from the Reform Hill ls:i2, but within twenty years thereafter was forced to confess that ...

... judge who tried reinarked y when general corruption pear to have prevarled—both members site sides in politics should have Whig and Tory candidates are field, and ameng them Mr Odger ward. Mr Odger , I need hardly ea) ing spirit in the defunct Reform ...

... • comiderable share. It is gratifying to find, however, has not wholly lied from the breast eves of corrupt electors. The Whigs had a majority in seven out of the nine polling districts into which the county is divided, and of the two on. was the district ...

... rattling debate in the House of Lords on Friday night, lliis tune the topic was broached by Earl Russell, the Nestor of the Whigs, who run quite a “muck against his late colleagues in the course of the exposition which he gave of his own views upon the ...

... not Scotland be made even Ireland The time wui may not be far off—will nothing rouse Churchmen and so-called Constitutional Whigs the threatened and probably near peril ? KARL LIST ELL’S ATTACK ON THE MINISTRY. In the House of Lords on Thursday evening ...

... severe attack—an attack of (taralybis—some distinguished of the Conservative party did me the honour thinking that, though Whig, I was, ind«|>endently of party considerations, worthy of public |*«‘nsion. When informed of the proposed •Pl'Scation, I expressed ...

... greatly damaged , and the loss , which it is thought will fall on the county , will amount to a considerable sum . — ' _Northern _Whig . THBEB MEN _BinilED ALIVE is A BOG . —On _Saturday , a labourer in the employment of Mr M'Keown , of Belrobbin , near Dundalk ...