... strongly Voice of the people What mM favour of Mr ig 2, or that those wh od © not remember Meaning of Whig promi co Uty Nour” should have thoy and of that Whig-Radical ght it their which €xelusively entitled to the nam ® of before th ® however, that the bill ...

... had only spoken once or twice at the outside before— but it is a recognition whioh months of service under the cold shade of Whig leadership would not secure for a back beach man. Young members entering the House on the Conservative side have always the ...

... gentlemen were at all to blame in the matter ; if anybody re- frained from taking action, who ought to have done so, it was the Whig Government of that day, for they were kept informed of the vessel's progress from week to week, and almost from day to day ...

... land might not serve as precedent for confiscating on more extended scale, which would not be altogether agreeable Whig peers and Whig landowners. (Hear, hear.) The chief justification offered by hon. gentlemen opposite for that measure was that, in their ...

... land scheme, thrust t Ol>polrtimlty of fo a od home he latest point of the speech was tomatner oV 8h4 P of Stato afterthe Whigs Me fi S»*ehead and the First Lord of the Treasury the commander, « with a powerful and eloquent trumpet, but where the progress ...

... Church lands should not serve as a precedent for a confiscation on a more ex- tended Bcale, which would not be agreeable to Whig peers and landowners. (Cheers.) The justification offered for the measure was that it was demanded for Ireland, and that the ...

... which have had no weight for so long in the eyes of those who hold power. THE PROTESTANT DEMONSTRATION IN BELFAST. (Northeast Whig, May N.) There will, of course, be differences of opinion as to the real significance and value of the demonstration of last ...

... crestfallen to a lodging-house. I would not have objected, said the mother, if they had done the thing decent.— Northern Whig. Art Union op Great Britain.—ln oar advertising columns will found the announcement of the nineteenth drawing of this now popular ...

... House of Commons-perhaps even a rival to the great Liberal chieftain that he would certainly never make himself the tool of the Whig-Radical faction, much less of the clique which hangs on to its skirts, and which exists only by the violence of its opposition ...

... hands ; but this did not materially increase his income. Sir Robert successfully contested Nottingham, in 1861, against the Whig party (who adopted Lord Lincoln, the present Duke of Newcastle, their candidate), and again in 1865, but was unseated for ...

... the police. In the scuffle which followed, Naire was badly wouuded that died soon after. Byrne ia now in custody.—Northern Whig, ...

... might not serve a 8 @ precedent for co. sfiscating on @ more extend ed Seale, would not be altogeiber ag reeable to Whi and Whig (tlear, hear,) The ohio! g peers for that measure was that, in their opinicn, | JUstiicatien offer.d by “hon. geri! «.en opposite ...