... his -,:I irsto the enemy's port. His huge appropriatnlo clause; n-s CJ t..8 : .- an organised hypoer.ssv. i- , :caugbt the Whigs hath'::* 4., away with their cilorh'. ..e, the terms :n which Disraen ri - i .: man tou whose heart .ozi jl ?? -- nirnity he ...

... quaint old dress, the grand old style. The mots, Ihe racy stories : Tlie trine, tbe dice, the wit, the bile. Tl-.e hate of Whigs and Tories, ns Mr. Frederick Locker puts it in one of his deli- cate Ten de soeiete. The very name-— Friar Gate — revives ...

... conscience and British patriotism? Of course Iit is. Consequently we read in the London correspondence of yesterday's N orthern Whig as follows : -It is not unlikely, as reported, that several English importers of )Irish butter and eggs have cancelled their ...

... also professor before. He lineally represented that Sir Robert i Hamilton who did his best to conimand our' wild West Country Whigs when at Bothwell | Brig they freely gave themselves to destruction for Christ's crown and covenant. And thonh some of Sir William's ...

... after date, id no v..1 - as dishones, th . - pledzes of p t : .a i i - j. .1 : : (¢ - .4 finance. M~eantime, ?? 1. . .S-sx 'Whig might ?? : ?? Act of Un'on - ?? - . i. -. but by two ?? right to vary . *- sent of both ing. The pr pation Act a:d . :: thbcy ...

... whether his lettertwill have all that effect on his constituents which it was intended to produce. iB I 9 H. The Northern Whig agrees with us that the Presbyterians of the North do not want Queen's College elevated to the rank of a university. It says ...

... fywiog.yn y dewisiad; ac felly, i ,wyauo eu hunain mewn ufndd-dod, yr hyn na alleut ya onest ei addaw, os byddai yr arweinydd yn Whig. Yn bresennol, ymddangosai mai Syr Henry Campbell-Bannerman oedd yr ymgeis ydd gan .gyfei'lon arbenig Syr W. lIarcourt, a ...

... he added 4that what was lawful was not alwavs discreet. The extraordinary state of things was described in the Northerni Whig and the Uster Echo every week, and in the l Belfast News-Letter, the leading Unionist , journal in Ulster. The reverend ...

... pudiation of the old landlord grand , There is enly one of the type on the A:t:; tii County Council ? Accordulu to ! ro Norrhern Whig, Mxr T W Russell it an especially satisfactory feature ti: with the powerful assistance al the Prr-- terian vote th, nominees ...

... the greatest individual liberty of any nation in tho world, and this had been brought about by successive administrations of Whigs and Tories. But as for the old Liberal cry — the work was done, and there was a fresh work before us, that was the work of ...

... es he had ruanifest d in ii ?? pliying-fields. And it had been so arranged Ithat the heir uof thle R utlands of the Great \Whig Connexion should come11 inlto tlin %cOrhl, ani anti lacoltite predlest ate, just eight-and-forty hours alter tlc vi \nogll ...

... was in the wa¢er., (c) Paris an esent took place which made that capital a disagreeable residence Sor an Eng. lishman and a Whig. (d) It is easy to discover in the Spectator and the Guardian traces of the influence whieh the maind of Boileau bad on the ...