... sagacity of b acceptance of sound measures. and his frank timus maximus of the Lyndhurst, th ® Jupiter op all Whig measures as House of Lor ds, fought Whig measures, striking with impartial thunder- and bolt the usefal an d the pernici ous, the the bad. So the ...

... COUNTY ANTRIM ELECTION. (From the Northern Whig.) Belfast, nomination for the county X ,j!hCe to-day. Sir Sbnfto Adair '«aa propoaed Mr. Dal way, M.P., 3econdnl fcy Sir Cot?y. Capfain Seymour was proved by R. Dobhs, Esq. of Castle Dobbs, seconded by John ...

... it „' i® for so soon the music ceased, tho vellin- , - ' became more terrific still, the shouts from '~ ' of Put out the Whig being heard this period Captain Seymour, the by Mr. Walter Stannns, D.L., and Mr. H. t came upon tho platform, I the screr ...

... nobody regarded. As Whig peer he would in general be sure support good measures in the Upper House. His fortune is ample. He is aide-de-oamp the Queen, as representing the militia, and, in short, he is just the sort of man whom Whig tradition marked out ...

... was omitted, and that one the worshippers in his excitement shouted out in the body of the church, No surrender. —Northern Whig. It is evidently a rather serious matter being an editor in M&driiL He may be horsewhipped, or otherwise maltreated, with no ...

... England had much to endure from friends whose knees were very weak and whose hearts were but loosely tied to consciences. Old Whigs saw traditional grievance ruthlessly despatched, and some respectable and aged but very decrepid notions enguiphed at the command ...

... of Commons yesterday afternoon the Government, consolidate the shipping laws, contains 900 clauses. Traill, who has been a Whig member of the House cf Commons for nearly forty years, is about to resign his seat for the county of Caithness. We observe ...

... Grower. sod Ow. f,re ~.,i tion with oar Who roe e Nouse to the trade. for m QUALITY, QVANTITY, & eIIEtPNRSS COMBINED. IM f.e.whig Price. A Bolt • be Ohl brandy 4.. ad„ nr Ts. per Quart. a Wet • of the Beat Irises Scotch %Uhl ky, ha• as. a:so 2s. ad. dad ...

... after the reporters had taken their seats there were cries to 'Put out the Whky, put out the Whig,' and an occasional shout about the Star and Examiner, but the Whig appeared to be the special object of their denunciation. The yelling and screaming was something ...

... candidates for Paul's Ward. He was then returned the head of the poll Thu result was brought about from several causes. The Whig party were to power, the Corporation was Just drifting Into those expensive lawsuits th rendered the name of the Blackburn ...

... ratepayers. That was the cry of the Whig Parliament in 1814 0 matter how the poor were treats I provided the pockets of the ratepayers were spared. But it h now well known that what was saved front the poor by the Whig Act of 1834 and similar acts since ...

... meaning of ite. deliberations. At this moment it is of course impossible to say whether there will be such a majority of Whig and Whig-Radical peers in the Upper House when the bill in question is returned to it as will carry the measure without alteration ...