... the way against this compromise between anti-Court Tories and pro-appellate jurisdiction remaining with the House of Lords Whigs. It is rumonred that the compromise was brought about, in inducing Lord Derby to to | the Queen creating two life peers, by ...

... reservoirs of Bowers, and other similar writers; and j the excitement inflamed the artful ci divani Refer- , mer and leading Whig, against the Papal aggression” i the Durham letter, is thus kept alive and augmented each succeeding year, by the constant ...

... .r 01 Tail, •* let us come armed for the combat. ’ Rust ’ nie inber of the House Be- wear your own colours, call yourself Whig, Hepubhcan. in Faneuil Hall. Boston on the 27th May Herbert of Alabama, Member of Desire says. “Oh. no! don’t fight; marct ...

... tha FOR Surveyor to the General Post Office, n Whig For apply at the Post Uffices r Linea, Dungiven, and Magher AGED is per: NOTICE o better UCH PERSONS AS MAY BE WILL rill cer- undertake the Conveyance of the Mail te ein the | Strabane and Castlederg ...

... page (octavo), 1 0 A half-page, on 0 10 Smaller - 85 Communications to be addressed tu F. D. FINLAY & SON, ey NORTHERN WHIG” OFF _ ...

... defend, not to assail, Irish interests—to maintain Irish institutions against the centralising policy of the Whigs, not to plot with the Whig Government for their annihilation—and tell him just as frankly that, whatever his motives be in seeking to give ...

... remains as a reproach to our administrative wisdom that there is no getting rid of. The Foreign Enlistment Bill was a pure Whig device in all its realities and accidents, dangerous and almost unconstitutional in its nature, doubtful in its results, and ...

... to upset Lord Palroc-rston, eveti if there be good cause. We admit that the Tories have always treated us , better than the Whigs. These last have given us the most ' trouble. Yet if Earl Grey falters we may not have an im- mediate renewal ?? good services ...

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... for working the British Constitution. read further in Dod that Mr. Hayter was first returned for Wells August, 1837—that he a Whig—that he has uniformly voted favour of the total abolition of the Corn Laws, and for Free Trade in its most extended acceptation; ...

... countries w py gave was The Gran Grand Jury Assessment ly then Bill, and the Drainage (ireland) Bill, were re kly in- RTHERN WHIG, BEL — and which reflects so much discredit on « hree-per- tutions If it be really wished to exelu w Three- from the Legislature ...

... into with the Irish Catholics. They were promised Emancipation they did not, therefore, actively support Mr Grattan and the Whigs the opposition of the latter to the great measure of I’itt; and hence the Roman Catholics obtained constitutional locus standi ...