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... as they have done. Once upon a time the Observer was thought to be as good an authority on Ministerial changes— especially Whig changes— as the Daily Telegraph ; but the oracle of Fleet-street declares tbe renewed assertion of the Ob- server to be devoid ...
... 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 ()wiling from the Litany the prayers for the Queen and the Royal Family. And - he did this not ...
... was rather herd to beat at dueling cockneys—that is, strangers; for whom he had • truly sqoirearehal dislike. But although a Whig of the old school, he was quite an aristocrat, and did not understand being tackled and answered in his own coin by any one ...
... of statistics to show that at the last election things were not so very bad as they seemed. Ile 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 ...
... Manning, a Conservative. An advanced Liberal gave his support to the proposition. Alderman Plunkett, • Nationalist, charged the Whigs with inflicting great evil upon the country. A good deal was about the necessity of a royal residence, and some who declared ...
... POTS. FARINACEOUS FOOD (Hardie and Nears's), far superior to Biscuit Powder. Llebig's INFANTS FOOD (Savory's and Hooper's). Whig's EXTRACT OF BEEF, South American (Liebiee C om psay) sad (Tootis's). Also EXTRACT OF MUTTON, and FLAVOURED EXTRACT OF NEAT ...
... religion or politics has divided us. Foremost amongst these parties are the two which now share the Governnent between them—the Whigs and the Radicals. We #ay, foremost, because they happen for a time, at least, to have cajoled the country into the belief that ...
... tenor (who constant companion of thieves,” and his condemnation m'&g :'::‘“‘2 Jl:'l:::m ;,mmm is complete. So the unhappy Whigs ; they are known | rendered, obtained enthusiastic encores. After same By thelr sompanionship with Democrate and Radical | ...
... Serjeaut Dowse becomes Solicitor General for Ireland, his re-election to his Londonderry scat will not, according to tho Northern Whig, be pawed by unopposed. Aldermen P.m*, of London, who was returned for Southampton in November, 11382, will come for yard as ...
... State aid to the three R's, but he knows that a different opinion held in England. MOUE RIOTING IN THE NOETH IRELAND. — The Whig reports a renewal of party rioting in Masan on ' , Attordny night. An Orange drumming partyentried the town from one of the ...
... Serjeant Dowse becomes Solicitor General for 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 South- ampton in November, 1862, will come forward ...
... see no other interpretation %0 be put on this authoritative statement of the second Mihister of the Crown. Whether the great Whig Lol in the Cabinet have really swallowed it, or whether they are only waiting the meeting of Parliaflh“nbhwb’hmdfln Cobinet who ...