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... IDECE OF THE3 , WHIG. ?? TO nTH xDITorO T? T BXLFA.STws-LT I 3m-I wrote a letter to ?? Wig about a statement of his; London correspondent with regad to English nilitary valour' i the Crime& ,In his letter the cor odent of the Whig stated that we lost ...
... above .him in the profession. The general feeling at the Bar is that Mr. Montague Chambers was very sourvily treated by the Whigs when in office, and that he ought to: have bkeu on the Bench long ago. There is not, however, any prospect that justice can ...
... out his eye teeth to fall in with such an arrange- ment surpasses the limits of credulity. The late Solicitor-General of the Whigs (Sir William Vernon Harcourt) was married to-day -for thesecond time. His first wife was a M~issLter, a daughter of Lady Theressa ...
... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE [FROM OUR C0RRESBFONDLN-%] , pi Lo;mox, TUoSDAY. w 7; THE Whigs and Radical?, disappointed at nut being cc able to keep alive the Bulgarian bonor ' agita- t| t tion, propose to hold a demonstration on Friday as evening at St. James's ...
... uct be permitted to p:as without the condemnation it deserves. We have been for some time accustomed to the vain efforts of Whig-Radical journalists in Ulster to seduce the Orangemen, and especially those of the farming classes, from their old allegiance ...
... Messrs. D. P. Spiller, I James A. Bulloch, William Moffstt, D. S. Hender- ; soa, W. B. Lawson, T. MacKnight, Editor e Northerr, Whig; J. W. Aitkin, Robert Boag, jun; ( R W. Bell, J. Rogers, A. C. Bryce, R Carswell, v Sampson Clarke, W. W. Cleland, J. H. Neill ...
... rbe asked and opinions indicated no one who had a the smallest sense of what is due to the respon- h sible Government, be it Whig or Tory, would st dream of endeavouring to force a debate and i- elicit the judgment of Parliament until the Ministry were ...
... be removed from office. It is inconsistent t, with honourable partywarfare; but not incon- sistent with the trickery of the Whigs and Radicals of England. WE have received a copy of the Ninth Annual V Report of the Executive Committee of the Man- L chester ...
... it; but we do say that, being profes- h. sionally qnalifed, his allegiance to party ought wa to give him prior elaim. The Whigs Eave ma -0 o thir fiens ;Thi always managed to take care of their friends;wh and the Conservatives will find, perhaps when ...