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... Transactions in general. This is a little volume which every person connected with commercial pursuits should possess.—Beljisst Whig. Most pregnant with useful matter. _Glasgow Constitutional. This is one of the most useful and best executed little works ...
... llivonr, es the n worn no short that tho numt beauLful term e tiDCFFYS AND THE HUMOURS OF TilE TU AM BANQUET. (From the Nerrierst Whig.) The report sat the banquet given last week at Tuam to the notorious patriots, Meters Lope, Moore, Duffy, ate., is full of ...
... not add, I that we trust we may read in Lord Pousooby's ' declaration of opioioa as indication that is the I members of old Whig party, party spirit has not I overpowered patriotism, and that the best of them believe that the p n of the power of the i ...
... should seen, in order to draw forth a corresponding energy to overcome them In America. where the people are really what the old Whig toast theoretically declares they arc—“the source of alt legitimate power”—it felt that it is dangerous to the State leave ...
... enough for one session, providing always that the measures to be proposed are really buna Ji-U go-ahead ones, and not peddling Whig reforms. With regard to the most of them shall, fortunately, nut have long to wait, for. on behalf of the Government, Mr I ...
... has =e he always looked old enough to have been full grown id Part, | the pill = Unlike the Juvenile. everything, the Last Whigs who never gives you the idea in man who never was young, and it wouldn't in tho least you to be told ‘of Babel irom it Daal ...
... Earl. in consequence of the on the Walcharen expedition, bad just received an intimation that he would be made leader of the Whig Opposition in the House of Commons wben he was thus removed from that House. He declined subordi,ate office under Mr Canning's ...
... character the recurrence of this question must cause something like a feeling of pain. It is indeed one of the opprobria of the Whigs as led by Lord John Russell. Year after year since 1847 ham Lord John brought in a measure to admit Jews to Parliament, and ...
... appeared from Liverpool, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Glasgow, Dumbarton, and Belfast. Mr Hugh C. Clarke conducted the sale.—Northern Whig. CHOLERA. CITY PARISH-WEDNMAY. New cases, including 2 from Springburn 11 Deaths., including 1 from Springburn 7 BARONY ...
... liahelieve. Imped the deuire for inquiry luluthesu woeaoea did not spnug from with to cloak the f»ct (hat a system corruption. Whig .Minister* one aide and Irish member* Hie other, had. lor aeries of yasrs. kepi Hie former in power; ami proleaied against ...
... have said their Par iamenta; y ititlitenc • for money, Mr. Lucas deliver il a tell hg in which lie alleged that for year. the Whig Government hail sub•dsted l,y a spitematir corruption of Iri.ll members. An attack on the avowed corrupting practice.. of Mr ...
... desire for inquiry into these two eases did not spring from a wish to cloak the fact that a system of corruption, by which Whig Ministers on one , side, and Irish members on the other, had, for a series of yenta, kept the former in power; and he protested ...