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... urging the occupation of the disputed territory. The lion. M. Charte retiring, the Hon. Daniel Webster has been nominated Whig candidate to represent Massachusetts in the Senate of the United St The nomination of the brother of Mr. Bojk, the President ...
... Robert Harry Inglis, and by Mr. Colquhoun, as good Protestants as any in the empire, upon more than one occasion ; and though Whig administrations have dealt lightly enough with the guarantees of the Irish union, we doubt whether would be either honourable ...
... mailing, Ss.o 6d Oatmea , country per lb. Beef. 3d fid. Mutton. « . • i>er stone, 'O -uatatoes, per cwt-, 2s to 2s 2a kcrv loaf. whig, kl; D^l-^^ 9V-.S ; second 4.bs.. for _ . -*a ...
... him with regard to the National Board, and that he will not a separate grant to the Church Education Society. —The Northern Whig notices a current report tnat Sir Robert has a'so discouraged application made to him for aid in the endowment strictly Pr ...
... the happy company sepa, rated about twelve o’clock, highly pleased and m, structed by the entertainments of the evening.— 1 Whig. ...
... Buckland, Esq.) declared that Mr. Sheridan was duly elected. Mr. Sheridan, in his speech to the electors, declared himself Whig, but opposed to the repeal of the 1 corn-laws, as it would throw the land cut of cultivation. East Kent Election. —W. Deeds ...
... honourably and in native simplicity gave dignity to the domestic circle. was truly man of i public usefulness and private worth. Whig. I Death of Kev. James Graham Derry. —We regiet to announce the death of this estimable clergyman, which took place at Culmore ...
... tbu.--, unhappily, their lives paid the forfeit of their mad determination. trust this will act salutary caution to others. Whig. Londonderry and Coceraine Railway The deposit on this railway, amounting £19,250, has, in pursuance of the Speaker’s warrant ...
... last £OO years. It would have been, therefore, wholly unfair to visit his head the blame ot act which had been familiar to Whig and Tory alike, in our day, as well as to all parties in power before them. But we hope that the discussion will be the deathblow ...
... Belfast, to Sir H. Pottinger, W if. ,a^r place on the 25th inst. «.e understand that Archdeacon Mant is about & Hillsborough.— Whig. COLERAINE QUARTER SESSIONS. Monday, April 7, 1845. The criminal business commenced this morning, at half-past nine o’clock ...
... fairest works sentiment built up into systems morals and legislation ? The question that rei.ds cur public debates is not that of Whig and Tory ; it is the question of religion : and such appearances are made in high places, as might teach the most stupid that ...
... Bequests Act had violated the Act ql S rureraacy. The Conservatives had brought in aU B™ measures ho.iou.ably supported by the Whigs. Why had (Mr. Ferrand) ■■ , _ a slave for ten years! He was not ashamed to admit it he was their tool, fur he had worked for ...