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... loathsome stream that v. orns its sliray way to the nongeniel, and not Iees filthy, wat. r of the L32an.. . . . .. . . The Belfast Whig is, if we meay believe his rsseverations, the grest it iund and patron of C:tholics. Ho is wilkel pf to defend thera ag.irst ...
... THE L4TEST SNARL OF THE WHIG. . EsYo34 TEN NORTEBRN SrA AND DAILY BXazama OF IZUL5DAsta I ?? YzsTnBDAY we were favoured by our Radical and Gnladatonian contemporary with an article on the as Blackataff. When not treating of its pet subject, re the Goverment ...
... in the second column of page 5 of Reynolds' newspaper of last Sunday. I dare say the Whig thought they had made a good haul when they I got this letter. Tie Whigs can no longer say they 'have nothing in common with the Red Republicans . of England.-Yours ...
... Catholic can support the Whigs -a conclusion which will not surprise anyone who remembers how much the Roman Catholics have done for the 'Whigs, who proved in turn as base and ungrateful as O'Connell described them. Have not the Whigs used the Roman Catholics ...
... Individuals .who constitute the British Rouse of Commons a mnro cooky or cztnceited person than Sir H. Jam:;5 the ?? of the Whigs and member for the Borough of Taunton. This learned person and his colleague (a certain Mr. Barclay, whteo Gxtreme modesty ...
... 1RtOM OUR CORrMPONDENT.1 LONDON, WEDNESDAY. MaR GRANT bDuFF, who was formerly Under- '8eoreiy m, Lato sfr India under the Whigs, and who, ?? hnowv or other, appears to have incurred a good deal of unpopularity, which found exprs.- eirn at the clubs and ...
... CORRESPONDENCE. THE LATEST WHIG MURMUR. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BEULAST XWS.LETrR, 8IR-The Whig complains to-day that one of its old contract hornes appeared very lame, and had sore toes, while attempting to draw a cartiull of street dust. The poor animal ...
... renewed their allegianoe to Conservatism; and they have once more, it is hoped for the last time, repulsed Whig audacity, Whig intolerance, and Whig attempts to tamper with their piae political principles. What now becomes of the pretensions of the Collums ...
... the advocates of early closing, as also by the opponents if rostriction. Sir W. Harocurt (late Attorney- 01 beneral of the Whigs), for instance, declared that Gt public-houses ought to be open early and late in wv Liverpool, because passengers were always ...
... round Lord Crichton, and emancipate them- selves now and for ever from the thraldom of I Whig intolerance and the annoyance of WhigE intrigue. Wherever in Ulster a Whig candi-. date presents himself, whether in loyal Fer- mauagh or any other county, he should ...
... Independent body; and, from his connection as a publisher with the W~hig litcrati of half a cen'ury ago, he was often chosen as a medium of communi- cation between thle Edinburgh Liberals and the Whig Government. His portrait, as Sir J. Wateon Gordon, ador-s to ...
... in Irelaud a constituency that coald return a Whig to Parliament. If we have In the British Parliarwent VWhips, they are thtre by a duak e. We are proudl to say in Irolarnd there is not one solitary Whig constituency. if Mr Disraeli has lost some seats ...