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... a division. Two or three Whig votes, it is though;, will fail back to Ministers. But, on the other hand, the set-off is overwhelming, numbering, it does—besides such probable gains Sir Robert Peel—not less than 20 votes, Whig Members for boroughs that ...
... —that the Franchise and the Redistribution scheme—before the House, has only made his position worse by the procecdiug. A few Whigs were opposed to his Franchise Bill as democratic to revolutionary extent : a much larger number of the ordinary supporters ...
... Conservative, invokes this officious meddling with the life-springs of our system of government. Did Lord Palmerston, the great Whig leader, during his six years of arduous and splendid office, ever once hold the language of invitation which Sir J. Pakixgtox ...
... rinderpest, and I understand preacribod for the diaaaae she was afflicted with. THE REPORTED OUTBREAK ULSTER. The XortAern Whig states that there the ■lightest trace of disease among the cattle in the supposed infected districts. The farmers are nioi’Kuly ...
... extirpated or * stamped out,’ such supposed causes remain uninterfered with. (Signed) Hugh Febgusok, H.M.V.S.” (FROM THE BELFAST WHIG OF THIS DAY.) Ho further reports of the cattle disease have been made, and the belief is general that tha disease—whatever ...
... soldiers and civilians. Comment on them we reserve for another occasion. Answers There is much triumph and exultation In the Irish Whig camp over a letter from Mr. Duffy to Mr. Dillon, read that gentleman at the National Association meeting on yesterday week ...
... in question, is a humiliating necessity at best, and by means an improving one to public morals. Nearly every man of them, Whig and Tory, now setting themselves to the defeat of the Reform Bill, pays lip homage to the principle of Refonn which he is well ...
... extirpated or stamped out, as such supposed causes remain uninterfered with. (Signed) Hugh Ferguson, H.M.V.S. The Northern Whig states that there is not the slightest trace disease among the catt'e in the supposed infected districts. The farmers are ...
... upon outdoor relief from the tionary Whigs. Before ascending to po it will incorporate the reactionists, make them its own, uniting against I rc all that is ablest the malignity, and ,2, malignant in the ability of Whig and Ton There can be mistake about ...
... origin ol bribery the Whig party -Mr Cooke at the time bribery was instituted the Tory party bold all the land, and the only way they could fight the intimidation which the Tories exercised was fighting means the wealth which the Whigs possessed. They all ...
... electoral franshies, or Ices in paslia- .That•any voter who Mall found by a. Royal have peoelved a bribe for voting, or ab- Whig. voting, for any candidate ea any election •el a.relet of the shire cr• barges to in parlia- Anent Mesa thenoeforth Ice ever ...
... opposite Craigavad. We believe Mr. Graham, Craigavad, another our respected townsmen, was on board during the race.-- Northern Whig. Tiik Law Libel.— An important decision upon thd law of libel, and the right of newspapers to publish report# of proceedings ...