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... free-trader could hope for, or expect, t was paraded before the world as evidence of the unexampled prosperity of the country. The whig-F radical journals mounted the high horse,-thef. protectionist papers were all dumb,-andso fiatterind ivere the accounts of ...
... to demand juetice for bimself. He may be called a fool or an iliat for cirinu more for his daily broad than for Whigs or Tomies, still he knows that alawyer with a bad case is given to abuse the oppoeite attorepy, and can well answer those ...
... Futtte,, 00, -. . - 48-9 Cu D & ?? - X 47 . - Corn, OectdeUvot aicbfega - - 09 37M WhO* S,8 U.NO4NoruCW n 70. - Wbehit, Mew :WhIG , S0- - - 70' - Wheat Puea Oa - - - 71 - Whestature.De . - - 75- - 'Wbhet. Ot. delvery, at CMawSgo -. 05% 64K Cof~ee,Ri~o No ...
... Lters eta of agriculture, and, in alluding to the fact that e hlie It mly bad loeg been looked upon as the leaders of a the Whig Interest to this part of the country, he said he ., bad tot tbe slightest Intention of departing from those e pinoiple, but ...
... when seen last on that day. DEATH OF A JOURNALIST. - Mr Thomas Macknight, for upwards of 30 years editor of. the Northern Whig, Belfast, died yesterday. The deceased, who was 70 years of age, was a native of the South of ltnglaud, ind was athor of The ...
... the results of psat. experience, we might well be,,excoerd for anticipating the absauce .of any programme; seeing that the Whig policy of late years hbs been to remain. as setationary ae possible, and to tike thie initiative in niitbbii, uanless it be ...
... constituted a at present, still the aubi Ministry baving a desire to benefit the agriculture that decidedly hostile as the Whigs have proved t be, is naturally tegardad as a ftvourable changp. ever, regard the improvemeut w hich haB taken place in tome ...
... reply, briefly reviewed his political career, and contended that the principles which had always influenced his actions were Whig principles, The Bible was the foundation of the Con- stitution and the law of the country, and so long as this was recognised ...
... -I do not balieve F that the Went Gloucesterahire elestion was leet owiug to 9 the seceesion of Lord Fltzbhrdinge and the Whigs-it p these were any Whige to secede with him. The people 1 who turn elections in West Glouceatershire are the miners F of the ...
... DlU, 50 ditto. C hase end Co 10J UIVO: A. iobis1son, 119 ditto; J. PorrLn, 2e casks beef; Ordier, ii casks porter, 3 ditto whig. ke 128s pigs, 37 isheep. 2, cattle, 13 horses, 100isacits barley ri thteJmries, fruim ork: Order, IWtals heabotes IeI tile ...
... whetevor fate and;a dissolation, ishall~gle aa anoej and4in which: Lord Derby and Lord Carnarvon are to be combined with -the 'Whig' and: Radic.4, L54ders.of the prre~et Op o0sition. It is even ,said tbat iirpairkri have already. been.going on with, a. view ...
... ons ot approval, Archdeacon Denleaon, In the course of a humorous speech, ?? he bhad great compasion far the poor unhappy Whigs, i among whom he had many friende, but he did not like their principles, becauses they were ridiculous, 'Mr ;Gladstone was ...