... classes in the sister \ mals Seoich or Whig does net believe all the tales about in the Conservative papers. He naturally that they may be somewhat exaggerated; bat then he yives implicit trust to all the stories tell in Whig journals, n riding the “state of ...

... POLIT Tex years since, when the Reform was in its crisis, the Whig party commanded the services of a body of politicians more talented and than had ever previously been engaged at the same time in promoting the same object in this country. The names of ...

... immorality. The alleged libel was contained in a tmisreport of the of the General Assembly in 1841, pub- lished in the Northera Whig. Damages were laid at £0, Defendant pleaded the general issue Mr. Keatiner, Q. C., stated the plaintiff's ease, He said that ...

... riots that originate in want. that a vote of this nature is en- We tirely to the iquette of Government, administered either by Whig or Conservative ; but there is one outlet from the dilemma. We had great pleasure in observing the intention of Government ...

... we have little doubt that this work will be effectually done before Parliament re- assembles after the next prorogation. The Whig party in the Peers pursue the suicidal course adopted by their friends in the Commons, by opposing the Income Tax. ...

... the proceed stance of the Rev. Mr. Creighton, late minister of a Presbyterian at Bray, against the proprietor of the Northern Whig.” The case arose out of a report of proceedings in the General Assembly, at its last annual meeting. The re- porter, it appears ...

... we adhere neither to Conser- vatives, Whigs, nor Radicals; but we take am extract from the Rev. Dr. Cooke's speech at Hills- a) borough, to which we have no objection to sub- “ The mere party distinctions of ‘ Whig and Tory’ I regard not. Lecare not one ...

... breakfasts on such occasions in publie- houses, that ey might enjoy a mure comfort than ordinary.” If the question was whether the Whigs or Conservatives were farthest wrong on the ques- tion of Sabbath observance, we should just say that they are both branded ...

... course of policy that has been so long and se fatally For my part, I feel little whether the Representatives shall be Tories or Whigs, provided there be security that they shall protect the mother 1 hope, therefore, that the Presbyterians of Belfast will con- ...

... Britain exceeding £150, was read a third time in the Peers on Tuesday evening by a majority of 9) to 28. The opposition of the Whigs to this measure has been exceedingly foolish. It is a re- cognition of the soundest principles in taxation. favour- The Irish ...

... either of selecting the press or the author of the real or supposed libel as the victim of his resentment. In the ease of the Whig, it was distinetly testified by Dr. Cooke that the speech actually made by Dr. Edgar was ex; m terms incompa rably mere strong ...

... attack the Whigs, but also to include in his scurrilous tirade the Queen herself. Lord Errol very properly took the matter up, by observing, “that he did not care a sous what the gallant (!) officer might think proper to allege against the Whigs, but he ...