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... of-the Res nshit of Editors.-At ?? str Assizes on Friday se'ninight, Mr. Finlay, the Editor fro [ty to- of, The Northern Whig, published at Belfast, 'd ate of was sentencetd to three months imprisonment for ad-th turing milling into isis paper a letter ...
... scorn and derision of the coun- F isve been du g out, and embraced as things perfectly J .bllhle. 'he public prints, Tory, Whig, and Radical, c *i'b ,itbiled to support thc same measures and policy. u i's die0 has taken place alike in the Cabinet, Parlia_ ...
... nay- Il Pt, we' forg-t the corn d1uties, so prodluctive in April, P t41 ai', nt during thle first half oftchat year, that the Whig Ilit 4?overinniont prupose(l to mnake Sliese dtities a permanent niii souirce, ittrevente ? l iwe forgrec theat of thle nearly ...
... good government; and we were, we t] own it, anxious not to anticipate the criticism of the Op- c position journals. il Our Whig-Radical contemporaries have, however, been v most discreetly abstinentfrom criticism, for the sullen notice 1I of the Morning ...
... Wstnrirrster I eland rs not. represented (( lheere.j It is trim,~ tlrat 105 gentlemen calirn1 thenuselves,umeertnicnianv Whigs nd To e',under sie to attend there on behalf of cet4 Iriel;i comrrties arrd boroughs. Sonre of thi-n are lawyers, and, they ...
... one, and it proves that Sir Robert Peel's newly adopted whig-radical and free trade policy r must be followed by the same results that attended the 1 adhesion to the same policy by his whig-radical and free r trade predecessors. The total decrease of ...
... namewill ret'ain a pace in the literary history of Scotland-. is political opinions were - those of a stead6y iicocupromising Whig;; in Ibusiness he was distinguished by !lerality, skill, and enterprise, and inS privatelife -h ?? tsdllys esteemed asa mao ...
... lieve Lord Stanley and his party would be much more skilful and trust-worthy advisers than Lord John P Russell, or any of the Whig Cabinet. We can merely mm at present refer to his proposed mode of dealing with am this question. Mr. Charteris, oil Friday ...
... with its talent for getting into hot water, should sorely have bought in. Far be it from us, how- ever, to assert that the Whigs only have forgotten what is due to theluselves. 'l'e Couintry Party have been similarly oblivious. Lot 127 was evidently ...
... aend assunred the nameis of Wynnc and Pendarves. He r-epresenited West Coriowajll lurirrterruptedly, Since 1826. He was at Whig,'in favotir of short Parlia- mnents; and, though formerly opposed to the repeal of tire corn lawis, at supporter since 1846 ...
... FOREIGN TARIFFS-FREE TRADE. IV- ft ,,4,nnwh-' FOREIGN TARIFFS-FREE TRADE. (Fromr Belfast Northern Whig.) When the principle of Free Trade iwas first recognised i this country by the abolition of the Corn Laws a few years o the opponents of that measure ...
... period and fur some time provioilsly, a doei- e ?? bettei feel!fing lies beeim evident.- C'itcen, n ?? g The Belfast.Mortliein Whig of Saturday last thins notices the Iflinen amsd flax. markets :-Linen-There is no change in our main ets this week worthy of ...