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... (Prow the Northern Whig.) The Chancellor of the Exchequer bad to begin his financial statement on Thursday evening with a eonfeseion that his estimate of the revenues for last year bad been largely disappointed. This is a Government of high pretensions ...
... (From the .H./h•re Whig.) The competitors who entered the lists represented a wide area. The rowing clubs of the Boyne and Bann sent representatives, and the boats of the Dublin Commercial Rowing Club also appeared for the first time in Newry waters. ...
... IN COLERAINE AT THE LATE ELECTION. THE following letter on this subject appeared in the Northern Whig of Saturday last : (7b the Editor of the Northern Whig.) Bflt,--.1 think you were in error in charging a number of the Catholic electors with voting for ...
... the Whig admitting the soft impeachment, and affirming that the historic coach-and-four could be driven through the Act. He did not condescend to explain how it could be done, but offered to give the explanation in private to the editor of the Whig. We ...
... natural working, of the British Constitution. The founders of that Constitution were Whigs ; its best defenders in the present day are Whigs ; its best interpreters are Whigs; and Mr. Bright is a representative of the best features of Whiggery. The man, said ...
... presence is attractive, his voice is powerful, his articulation is clear, and kis style of delivery commands attention.— Northern Whig. Me. Homoif's enunciation is distinct, varied, and rich, and he attempts nothing that ke does not understand.—Freeman's Journal ...
... letter of the 1688 Whig, which dpi:. arcd in your issue of t'aterday has;.. It. was a regular raker-u p, and will dotibtless act as au eye opener to those unacquainted with the orators who graced the platform. 1688 Whig's remarks, with regard ...
... war against a class, and that Revolution was conceived and carried out by the Whigs. The man who gave the most brilliant account of that Revolution was a Whig, and the Whigs are at this moment casting in their lot with the people of this great and free ...
... that there is. The Quarterly maintains that its warning that the Whigs were playing the I game of the Radicals is verified. Events' have now proved with the utmost clearness that the Whigs make up their minds to remain at all hazards a party opposed on ...
... opposition to Whigs and Tories alike is bad in principle and in tactics. If Whigs and Tories were equally opposed to remedial legislation for Ireland, there would be some sense and consistency in the equally hostile policy of Mr. Parnell. But the Whigs have got ...
... forms* of Colessine. LawtioriâAt 48, Vernon Street, Bathe, se the 22nd inst., Mr. JAMS Lawson, antistut sub-editor Northers& Whig. Morasswau.--At 3, Victoria Terrace, Upper Leeson Street, Dublin, on the 10th hat., Hannah Frances, ascend daughter of the ...
... Rule frie nds — . Fully one-kali of the Home Rule party to all intents and purposes deserted it after the advent of the Whigs fnto office. Some of them had always been worthless, and their re election disgraced the electors who voted for them. ...