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... observe that universal ruffVsgc would be the meant their relief from every grief, but the Whigs would never grant that. (Hoar.) They were told not to forsake tbc Whigs juat all their deiricof commission and omission, and tbc latter wen bad enough, since they ...
... WHIG PURITY OP ELECTION. (From eomapoodcnc the Standard.) Ktftgtton-oo.ThMMft, A«f. 3. Sir.—When Lord Albonari* came this town Umnj last, Iris twite to Good wood,ln carrioft dimwa Jiijcsty's bsrsts, toand toe which was aeaisromrd boracs was the corrm ...
... time everybody was rejoicing eaoept the Mattered member* of the Whig party, aad they ** quite resigned.”— Ets»g SUtmdard. Pools.—The intelligence brought the mail this morning, that the Whig Minister* bad resigned, was greeted hy many merry peal from the ...
... EVEN-HANDED JUSTICI OF THE WHIGS. (From the DMin Evening Packet.) We take leave to direct attention to the following important correspondence between Mr. S. C. Hall and the late” Irish Government in reference to the conduct of one of the Liberal” magistrate* ...
... DISPIJtCEMENTS OF WHIG-RADICALS BY CON- Barnstaple Bedford Bradford Blackburn BERVATIYES. Gore ▼. Chichester. Stuart v. Crawley. Hardy v. Busfield. Hornby v. Turner. Chetwode v.Verney. Sutton v, Pryme. r. Townley. Baird r. Uillon. Charteris r. Moreton ...
... MR. GLADSTONE AND THR WHIGS. TO TEI EDITOIt. Sir,—The belief, which is becomin g genera l, that Mr. Gladstone is prepared to use his power in Parliament to hand over the loyal in Ireland to the dominion of the disloyal, obliges me to ask myself whether ...
... Whig Mirdatry if they pttootro nature. Foueocra, April *.—A marwiag from Vigo, in tbtro i Admhal Sanoriot had deapatd demand Don Padra fee Doris and Captafat Ctaablt li •watte. The Admiral bad haliapanatatod. The hottb telpa ware off Oporto, i Ctptala ...
... (Prom Whig,) BELFAST, Fkidat Evening. Cur , trade in all ill various departments hag beer* Heavy and iar.m’mte. braalituffi there been •yecnletion. Stocks stored vari'ma placet through tow a .*re ezeeedinuly large, and or ...
... WHIG RADICAL MOVEMENT IN MARYLEJJONE. great meeting the Yorkshirejmffoo. * candidate for iU in Parliament, an opportunitj of preienting hiiMelf, and expremng hu political, 11 iSTso’clock Mr. M.P. for Sud^yy^ moTe that Mr. Hume, M.P. (in the absence of ...
... THE WHIGS AND MB. GLA.DBIOI4 TO THE EDITOR. Sir,—Finding at the present that my views me more in accord with the Conservative party than those of the present Government, I find myself compelled to resign the presidency of the Brigg Division Liberal Also ...
... CHESHIRE WHIG CLUB MEETING. The seventh annual meeting of the Whig Club of Cheshire and the adjacent counties, was halci on Tuesday, at the Royal Hotel, Chester. It was very numerously attended. pariicuLaly by Kcailemen from Manchester and Liverpool Previous ...
... O'CONNELL-WHIG TRICKERY. TO THE EDITOR Of THE EVENING MAIL. Sir,—The eenriU Minietoiel piinU Hem to be to damp the aptcadißC nal for leUeriiif without ddap the mlatrict of the *nfiring Proteotaat in Inland. ThcrmrarepTeneotiiiit the proponed and aubacfip- ...