... to the idea in his Budget, and of course, like a great many Hi re lin:mm.ll reforms, it was at once ape propriated by the Whigs. As Virgil says Hos rip Geld komore, Hoace,..c, being an Act is now the law of the land, it is intention to give wine explanation ...

... Mboaw (Ballymoney) seconded the motion in able speech. The motion wa» put, and passed unanimously. Mr. Tuos. (Editor Northern Whig) proposed the next resolution : —•“ That a special court should be established, one in each province, to frame rules and r ...

... peerage. for persiste.it and patient course of voting with what tho great O’Connell used to call base, bloody, ami brutal Whigs,” It may he said that Mr. Greville-Nugeut has pm forward prominently his programme question of Fixity of Tenure, it «o, Is ...

... revived, and with it Chartism subsided, or assumed harmless shapes. But how of the Anti-Corn Law agitation ? In 1841, the Whigs attempted a mitigation of the corn monopoly. Beaten in parliament they ap- pealed to the country. A majority of 91 turned them ...

... say that John Martin, the sterling patriot, is their choice, well the elect of Ireland, in spite of all the opposi- tion of Whig influence, lordly wealth, and the discreditable tyranny which is being exercised against the hardy sons of toil by some adio ...

... longer having what are called feminine terminations, thus : And the W%prflel of Hounghton, in all their relations, Have been Whigs to the backbone for three generations. The thoughts are frequently witty and the turns ingenious, and, of course, the characters ...

... WHITFIELD'S PRIVATE Ht 5&7, Buildings, Strand, W Freneb, Bed, Breakfast, aod Attendasce, 4s per da » Kales Reierence, Northern Whig Theory AUTIUN.—BETTS'’s CAPSULE P at extra made in contravention of hie richte which . are being infringed by importation of ...

... North of Ireland, but to extend it to the entire kingdom. It is not to be expected that in a Cabinet composed partly of old Whig Lords and partly of eminent Commoners, such Messrs. Gladstone, Bright, and Lowe, that sweeping measure of injustice and co ...

... Commons. The Reform Bill has exercised a transforming pi v.T for good. How adroitly popular mea were squelched all men know. Whigs and Tories shrunk from the task propounding and carrying out a comprehensive policy. The work was great and required instr ...

... and joke his way to a power which it was his chief effort not to exercise, or whether Mr. ?? and Lord Drany should dish the Whigs, were mnatters which did not materially affect the fortunes or the wishesof theopeople. Bat the admission of a vast mass of ...

... public were under the impression that a Sriest did not want the presence of bis bishop to bid him o a Christian duty. Some Whig priests have also written to the congenial Freeman, deploring this attempt to “ embarrass Mr. Gladstone.” It is a satisfaction ...

... organ) has much argument about the relative merits of Whig and Tory policy, in which Irish nationalists can take no interest (and in which I cannot conceive that any mortal except an English Whig or English Tory can take any other than literary interest) ...