... Serjeant Dowse becomes Solicitor General fir Ireland, his re-election to his Londonderry seat will not, according to the Northern Whig, be passed by unopposed. Alderman Rose, of London, who was returned for Southampton in November, 1862, will come forward as ...

... it a hardship to pray for her. One parish minister, who officiates near Belfast, surprised a correspondent of the Northern Whig the other Sunday morning by omiting from the Litany the prayers for the Queen and the Royal Family. And he did this not to ...

... of statistics to shew that at the last election things were not so very bad as they seemed. lie ridicules the idea that the Whigs are to be the allies of the Conservatives. Mr. Lowe, the professor of the doctrines of Malthus and. Martineau, the author of ...

... the majority of the readers of the Edinburgh. For is it not the review of Mr. Disraeli's Lothair by the old blue and buff Whig organ, the publishers of which are nevertheless Mr. Disraeli's publishers as well, the publishers through whose hands that ...

... Norwich bears witness to the strong dislike which is felt to Mr. Tillett, the Radical candidate, by both Conservativts and Whigs. It is not improbable that some arrangement will be made for the Conservatives to support Mr. Warner's candidature, in order ...

... alighting cease their hum, So settling upon office Whigs are dumb. —which he accompanied with the unfortunate suggestion that the quotation might prove prophetic as well as descriptive of the past Whig character, and that no more might be heard of the ...

... Swainson, the Mayor of Cambridge, seconded the resolution, and characterised Mr. Forster's bill, as altogether so different from Whig measures in general as to deserve support. The Master of Trinity called_ the Mayor to order, and characterised his remarks ...

... the name, first of Whig, and afterwards of Republican, opposed the Democratic policy of Southern ascendancy and the extension of slavery. These principles are -hereditary with Mr. Frelinghuysen, his father having been in 1844 the Whig candidate for the ...

... referring to this says that such events are not unusual in the history of Constitutional States, and that the most important Whig principles have been practically carried out by Tories. Court it Tat ...

... course of action inspired by the hope of being able to strike a deadly blow at an unprepared adversary. NORTHERN WHIG. The Northern Whig says, We see as yet but the first scene of this new and great drama. The plot is not yet unfolded. There is much ...

... personal. liberty. They would (he said) give to the Roman Catholics every right they themselves enjoyed, but from neither Whig nor Tory would they bear legislation opposed to' individual liberty. ...

... denied them ; and it is of equality, that this l as t Trinity dodge is intended to debar them altogether. The Northern Whig views the subject in a different light, and remark that had the mainbars for Trinity College delivered three years ago the ...