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... Monday last, would also give cur- rency to the present additional facts. Having alluded to the paragraph in the FnnE- gAs, the Whig says:- RurORLTID CONDIEPCIAL FAILURE.-It was by an over- jighit that this statement fundits way Into our columns; for we know ...
... 8achusetts, December 16, 1792, and waP highly successful in trade, His great u wealth gave him a commandiug po1ition in the old Whig nit party, and he was twice elected to Congress from the ?? of Boaton, In 1848 he wai a prominent candidate for the Ore VI ...
... will have to wait for some titme e such are offered by the present leaders of ibs ConsorVatiF or by Lord John Russell end the Whig Bcmp.-Morn A4DeraUea . WHITE V TYRRELL._The following letter has been ad- dressed by the plaintiff to the SWeretry of the PstriOti ...
... uaredreseed for the wrong and robbery I then smstained; and although I have through various and opposite channels brou6ht the Whigs, the Tories, and the coaleacees to weok some justice forthespoliation permitted by ofcfiials wielding the military, constabulary ...
... raised by Mr. Georg, gardenr to Lord Duffetin, Clandebov, and afford another proel of the skill and caro of this adar .vlo ?? Whig. . ...
... question of profit between the two great institutions is settled by the extension of the tax to Ireland. It is ramoured that the Whigs will move for the extension of the income tax to ALL Irish incomes. That certainly would be worthy of the party; but we can ...
... manfully maintaining the position he assumed with regard to the high office he USll, notwithstanding the snarling of some of the Whig instruments at the other side of the channel. Yesterday the Chamber of Commerce addressed his Excellency, and emnbodied in ...
... not yield the question to suit the convc- nfence or purposes Gfeither Whigs or Tories; indeed theib'had no right to do so (hear, hear), He' was sanguine in the hope that the Whigs would not he'guilty of the folly of resisting them if the government sustained ...
... descent,gand great was the conster~nstion of skippers, dnd great also the: seizure of illegal weights. We find in the Northernm Whig 'listi bf thirty-eight 061iers visited by Mr. B , in. :heaiy all of whih P4..the 'weights were. deficient, though we are bound ...
... Lord Stanley gid 3Mr. Gladstone entered inioan agreement, thst in the evat-7 then thought an exceedingly probable ohe-of the Whig li nistry being broken up, they would take office together, ir- ing previously come to an understanding that, as the noble ...
... him personally, but he represents a Whig borough, and has voted with the government on such ques- tions as the Jews bill, and the Canada clergy reserves ; and against Ireland on Kilmainham Hospital. Hne is probaby a Whig. Lord Henry Bantiuck is brother of ...
... for which we are indebted to the Peelites. 'Mir. ,eogh never -was, a Whig-his promotion, It it take- plae, will be due oacinsively to.the followers df Sir'Rbbrt Peel; not to the Whigs, but to the raen of high moral sentiment and Puritan political integrity ...