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... THE WHIG ORGAN. The Mercury must excuse us. We have neither time, space, nor inclination for a discussion. Our indignation the gross misrepresentations which his personal or party jealousy suggests, will occasionally force itself into words; and his ...
... RESIGNATION OF THE WHIG MINISTRY. Norfolk SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28. Lord John's Administration is no more! It was a settled fact many days ago that its deplorable weakness could not stand the shock of another attack. Accordingly, having mustered all its ...
... circumstance thai sine Ihe days the Whigs produced a line, enrol celebrity. pamphleteering, essay writing, speech making, and .11 political strokes of faction, many tlieir champions have excelled ; tiii.tuce is a silei which Whigs have In ineffective anil unpractical ...
... The Whig-Radical Candidates. ARRIVAL OF MESSRS. PETO AND WARNER. The arrival of the Liberal candidates in this city for the commencement of their canvass, was made the occasion by the members of that party for a grand demonstration of their strength in ...
... To the Editor of the Norfolk Chronicle. Sir, —As Whig of (he Old School do now and take peep into your weekly journal, and, without any excessive partiality for Hie, sometimes as I think them, sharp denunciations old friends, must candidly admit they ...
... The Norfolk Chronicle Never agreeing, except for factious and mischievous purposes, the Whigs and Radicals, true to the instinct of their political nature, combined on Friday night insupporting a no confidence vote the Derby administrat ion, and thus ...
... Correspondence. ME. PETO'S VOTES PARLIAMENT. To tha Editor of the Norfolk Newt. Drab Sir—One word on behalf of yonr Whig Member for Norwich. True, he has not done all he might have done. doubt about that- But pray give him credit for what he has done ...
... The Potato Disease in Ireland. —The Northern Whig says:— The accounts which we have received, during tie past week, from various parts of the counties of Down Antrim, mention that the potato stalks, in a great many instances, bear unmistakeable evidence ...
... DIED.—On the Ist i't., at Hnnney-hall, near Nottingham, the Kiiclit Hon. Lord Uancliffe, aged Ci. Through lie was a Whig, and something more till within a few months of his d»ath, when amoiur«t his private friends and confidential correspondents he ...
... The Irish Potato Crop.—The Northern Whig, speaking of the yield of the potato crop of 1838, says that, as whole, it has been one of the finest raised in Ireland since 1840, that is, five years before the fatal pestilence developed itself. It adds:—•'The ...
... acted he has done during the last three or four years with a view to preserve Whig ascendancy, preferring that to Tory ascendancy, and no asceudanry at all to that of Whig ascendancy. Why does man parading hisindependeuce.and talking the offence which ...
... corn-laws, both Conservatives and Whigs, the Noble Marquis stated Tuesday in this city, were Protectionists; the difference was merely in the form of levying the duty, the Conservatives preferring a sliding-scale, the Whigs a fixed duty. We are now expressing ...