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... 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 ...
... ion of prevailing sentiment. They are mistaken who imagine that the Government does not require such help. There are some Whigs who would satisfied with granting small mercies; and united declaration of opinion by the ministers of the I Presbyterian people ...
... was passed unanimously—only four or live hands being held up against it The meeting was then closed by praise and prayer.— Whig. ASSEMBLY’S COLONIAL MISSION-THE REV. The Rev. Wm. M Clure, Convener of the Assembly’s Colonial Mission, has handed us the ...
... that the system of land tenure in Ireland is defective, and would not be surprised to And Mr. Disraeli again “dishing the Whigs” the question, for the sake ot maintaining political influence in Ulster Iho tenant farmers will testify their gratitude to ...
... Lisbellaw congregation, and reflects honour upon the generous subscribers, who were exclusively members the congiegation.— Whig. Bki.fast Pbesbyteby.—The usual monthly meeting of the Presbytery was hold on 3rd iust.—Rev. John Moran, Moderator, presiding ...
... a very moderate bill indeed compared with the bill the Tories brought in afterwards to keep office themselves and dish the Whigs. But, gentlemen, notwithstanding that the bill introduced in the Commons House of Parliament by the then leader of that house—Mr ...
... MR. DOWSE IN LONDONDERRY. (From the Northern Whig.) For some tims Mr. Bowse’s movements have been tho cause of much speculation from the local lories. Why is Mr. Dowse coming to Londonderry? asked some of his political opponents last week. They seemed ...
... Every reform is revolutionary. The introduction Christianity was a revolution. The Reformation was revolution. The placing the Whig Wm. of Orange on the British throne was revolution. And the passing of the Irish Church Bill last Session was a revolution ...
... extension; £l,OOO to the Foreign Mission; £l,OOO to the Colonial and Continental Mission; £l,OOO to the Roman Catholic Mission.— Whig, Rutland Square Church.—At a meeting of the con. gregatiou of Rutland Square, held on Wednesday evening John Denham, Esq., ...
... day's notice, Cic. What did odor the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland of that day, and which I will again if applied by either a Whig or Tory was raise regiment woll-iaonnted yeomen, consisting 1,000 strong, who, without reference creed pjl.cco, would support ...
... WHITFIELDS PRIVATE HOTEL, 5 and 7, Beaufort Duildingt, Strand, W.C, Bod, Breakfast, and Attendance, per day. Roforences, Northern Whig Office. Derry Journal Office ...
... vote of thanks to the chairman, was passed with acclamation, and the proceedings terminated in very orderly manner.—NortAvm Whig. TENANT-RIGHT DEMONSTRATION AT LARNE. Labne. Monday— To-Ony, at eleven o’clock, an important Tenaut-iight demomtiatiou took ...