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... election. The New York papers express great satisfaction at the settlement of the enlistment q‘ueltion. The Kingston (Canada) Whig states that the feud existing between the two bodies of Orangemen in Canada—a feud that has lung been a reproach to the Protestant ...
... have bestowed the highest encomiums upon Brooks for his assault upon Senator Summner. The Enquirer recently alluded to the Whig in these hightlown terms :—* The sheepish spint ofa stricken conscience is betruyed in every word and syllable olp the paragraph ...
... nhoa.md went out to look atit; but did not return. The same afternoon he was observed in Briggate !l)y Mr. llemingway of the Whig;-lnn, who gave him into custody. l’ron him were found the key of Mr. Balifie's shop, a number of printed cards intimating to ...
... and harder than their own metal if they remain unmoved. Lord Palmerston is in luck in the matter of charch patronage. The whigs generally bave been the reverse, and we now find it calcaluted that the first minister of the Crown has at present in his gift ...
... Clarter's-bridge on the 31st August. The former were defeated. Commercial atfairs unchanged since the departure of the Persia. The Whig Mass National Convention had met at Baltimore; the North American Mass Convention was assembled at Syracuse; the Republican ...
... filutrious statesmen uun times, and whose name will ever stand prominent in the political annals of England, being that of the great Whig leader, Charles James Fox, whose political honesty was admitted by even his most determined opponents. The statue represents ...
... always thought of the highest consequence to win the great metropolitan constituency. ~ At present it is in the hands of the Whigs ; but the Conseryatives are sure of on seat at the unext election. From the general summary of objections made and sustained ...
... s statesmen ufut tim: and whose name will ever stand prominent in the political annals of England, being that of the great Whig leader, Charles James Fox, whose political honesty was admitted by even his most determined opponents. The statue represents ...
... popular sentiment in favour of resistance to tyranny, and soon involved him in dificnu.;. He was depnsed from oflfvee by the Whigs, to give place to William Livingston, and sent a prdonerto Counecticut, where he remained about two years in East Windsor, ...
... Sunderland, 106,342; Nottingham, 92,251 ; Oldhant, 87,437; Norwich, 82 ,842; Wolverhampton, 71,718. THE W BAY ROUTE. their mind, Whig or Tory, and thou they will lie sum to have Mr Dalrymple on his We observe that the Wcanyes Bay Steam- knees offering to concede ...
... railing feeb'.e duet Liberal wind about the Breconshire election, if that election was God send showing rea ...
... angels weep at. The result of the West Suffolk election has been heavy blow and great discouragement te the rising hope* of the Whigs, Breconshire hat been more than covered up, and the farmer* are still determined to support Conservative Ministry, their traeet ...