... the F Yideo, and the NORTHERN WHIG, w | wary ‘da copy of that paper every Friday Company one year, for the sum ef Eiont od 17th of | pence, and the amount of California, PHERD WHI the route, | = be bad on Te LY NO RTHERN WHIG sent in large numbers to all ...

... Summer can begin. The great watering-places of E seldom crowded before August; it is ne tober that the Brighton season can be Whig, at its height. While London isatthefulle “PRO REQGE PATRIA SEMPER.” before either the people of fashion or th = commerce have ...

... in error as to the Club assembling at the White Horse being a remnant of the old Whig Club, the club first referred to having been established two years before the Whig Club was broken up, and that the object of its members is beneficial relief, —not ...

... United Kingdom, and you may then expect to Whigs above the gangway formed one party, and those see Ireland attached as much to England as Scotland now is below formed another. Both had a policy, but the Whigs (hear, hear). We have heard to-night a great ...

... rumours that he is still Inclined to urge the less bold policy. Of court if Lord Derby finds the bill defeated by the acticn of a Whig Peer he will interpose no obstacle, but he will not allow the bill to be read a second time. The country will thoroughly back ...

... commotions receive*’, on *he the race start given or the umney returned. I’os wlds guaranteed. Post Office Orders favour of Whig ns, Fleet-street Office. Xhinkers-London and Westminster; and Union Bank of Loudon. Koto the w -u' VALENTINE and WRIGHT. 2ss ...

... I look upon the policy of the Whig party to be entirely critical , as _' a _distinct and separate policy , _and to be merged in what _is called the general _Liberal policy . It is _true tliat you have _distinguished Whigs _figuring in _the _Government ...

... aabisted removing one the uobleat political structures which the world had ever seen. (Cheers.) Lord ELCHOsaid that some of his Whig friends had asked him how he could reconcile it with his independent position --(a laugh)—to second the motion for the rejection ...

... resides near Carrick-on.Sair, had arrived at Tremors Hotel. Daring the night he leaped from his window, and was picked up (Whig 30 feet below. He was a con. firmed somnambulist, and on one occasion swam across the Ealr between Clonmel and Carrick without ...

... musk, Goma' it Atztiss the wide of Berke same isle Ms 142%Cliftea. not nenrially lie Weer tier fr7,eadosted Nottingham the Whig who adopted Lard Lawn prong Dub es tick sad IMS ; bat he wee minted it was, however, ewe esasserbi I. iJSS blag K the head ...

... more emphatically when two years ago they indulged them«elves in their leap tin- dark for the' ph a*ure of ‘* dishing the Whigs,” While he thought that, on the gronn 1 of principle, the position tint their friends had taken up was one that would by no ...

... influence in the borough, brought forward his son, the Earl of Linaoln. The Liberal party was divided. The old Liberals and Whigs, headed by Mr. Mundella, the present M.P. for Sheffield, .supported the Earl, the Independent party - resisted their dictation ...