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... forwarded to the High Sheriff. Mr. Brodigan retires, and the contest will be fought out between Mr. Meredith and Mr. MiEvoy, the Whig and Tenant League candidates. average weekly number of recruits joining at Chatham is 50. THE STRIKE AT MANCHESTER continues ...
... also forwarded a donation of with his annual subscription to the Defence Association. THE SWEATING SYSTEM—The Northern Whig, referring to the unjust practice prevalent in some of the large towns, and known as the sweating system, says : — There ...
... not at sorry to have two bishoprics to dispose of, and, certainly, considerations of simony are not things to frighten the Whigs. As to the Established religion of the country, it is quite clear that it suffers. Hitherto Bishops kept their places till ...
... We have sometimes had reason to complain of the over-favourable leanings of some Whig journals to the Romish side; but, upon this occasion, we are glad to find even the Whig Scotsman rebuking the soi-disant Leading Journal for its unprincipled conduct in ...
... when the Reform Bill carried, Mr. Macaulay shared in the full harvest of popularity which, for a time, was enjoyed by the Whigs. He was chosen by the populous and important town of Leeds to be one of its representatives in the l'srliament of 1838, but ...
... de Medicis—The Duchess d'Angouleme, &c.—Mitford's Personal Recollections—Head's Ireland—A Faggot of French Sticks—Roebuck's Whig Ministry—Revelations of Siberia—Edwardes's Year in the PunJaub—ltsmond—Castle Avon—Reuben Medlicott—Adam Graeme—Home Scenes ...
... candour demands the confession, that it comprises much that is important and praiseworthy_ much that none of Mr. DISRAELI'S Whig predecessors, if they had the sagacity to discover, had the courage to propound. Justice has by no means been done to it by ...
... charges of similar character, and perhaps worse, might be preferred with equal verity. The relationships between successive Whig Governments and the Irish Members had included complete commerce of corruptiop, somerif the incidents wlch, with cojiteriap9wy ...
... Pome Couesponbenre. THE FRANCHISE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH BANNER. SIR,—I am neither Whig, Tory, nor Radical, nor have I a very high opinion of what any form of Government is directly capable of doing to promote social happiness and virtue; but I ...
... civilization among all classes by whom they are surrounded. I wish we had some of them in England. BY BALLOT.—The Northern Whig concludes an acute and dispassionate review of the unfortunate affair at Six-mile-bridge, and the subsequent transactions arising ...
... arise from their felonious taking away of our means of life; we are decimated not by the will of God, but by the will of the Whigs; obedience to a Government which rules to rob and legislates to destroy, is a high crime; alliance with it is a conspiracy ...
... several parts of the county Down, mixing freely with the people, and minutely examining into their condition. The Northern Whig says that Mr. Bright was in. Belfast on Saturday, when a deputation waited on him to invite him to a public banquet in that ...