... necessary to confirm our statementi, it also requires much fuller treatment than has ye( been given to it In pny publicatlons e whig h. Art to the public, but we have '.tleailife calling attention to a pamphlet s r ecently Written' by F. W. entitled. the? ...

... 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 ...

... Manning, a Conservative. An advanced Liberal gave his support to the proposition. Alderman Plunkett, a Nationalist, charged the Whigs with inflicting great evil upon the country. A good deal was said about the necessity of a royal residence, and some who declared ...

... 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 ...

... on Thursday evening, Dec. 31.- The Hon. William L. Goggin, for several years Representative in Congress from Virginia, and Whig candidate Governor iu 1859, died at Richmond on Tuesday, Jan. in the 64th year of his age.—Mrs. Bathsheba Merton, the oldest ...

... very familiar, a little careless of the personal feelings of others; but typically national, and for a mind so national and so Whig in all its traditions, very noble. Lord Russell's influence on English politics has been enormous, and will be felt for all ...

... come to any other conclusion, a feud between the laity and the ministry would have been caused in many districts. The Northern Whig is warm in its satisfaction. The most gratifying feature of the proceedings was the conduct of the poorer country clergy. ...

... emergencies rather than personal fitness. As the Quarterly Review well points out, In the seventeen years since the old Whigs went out and Lord GREY resigned the seals of the Colonial Office, they have been held by no less than thirteen different Ministers ...

... necessity), heads the great Conservative party, just as Lord Granville, equally as a matter of course, heads the ranks of the Whig Radical Ministerialists. From the Government bench in the Commons there will now be missed the shock of grey hair and the bushy ...

... of India. Scarcely any piece of Ministerial patronage has been assailed in our clays with greater rancour. Never did the Whigs, always suspicious of jobbery, show themselves more sensitive than on that occasion. Nothing was too bad to be said of Mr. ...

... retort in the to quoque style ; we have no fancy for seeing the place of the Standard vacant, the more so as we care nothing for Whig or Tory, Radical or Copperhead, believing them all to be useful in their way; that the jarring, the striving, and the pulling ...