... remain as we are, worse still. In the course of some remarks upon the prevailing epidemic of order in Ireland, the Northern Whig, almost bewildered by the effects produced in the social and political body, thus sums up:— All the' isms' seem to have ...

... the 23d. ult. Large mass conventions have been held in the west iv favour of Mr. Fremont for president. There has also been Whig meeting in Boston in favour of the same nominee. There is an attempt at a coalitiou in Pennsylvania between the friends of ...

... into a corner and pinioned there beyond the power of escape, the editor of the Whig has our permission to indulge his lowborn instincts in low-flung bravado. Of course the Whig replies in similar strain, to which its antagonist rejoins with increased vigour ...

... Lord Panmure, minister of war, and Lord Palmerston himself, whose marriage with Lord Melbourne's sister called him into the whig circle, the present ministry of England may be said to constitute as nice a little family party as could be found. the late ...

... of those great political changes the espousal of which, on jour part, procured for you tie hatred of that vile facion—the whig oligarchy. Ye shall conclude by hutnlly venturing to hope that yoir valuable life, which was once threatened, may be loig preserved ...

... annual autumnal tour through the north-western counties is thus stated by Mr. John Lamb, the Quaker correspondent of the Belfast Whig : — There i 3 no doubt that our country is rapidly improving. The people arc better clad and better fed. The country much ...

... —though I might have been said at that time to be a young man and a political adventurer —I determined to adhere. I was neither Whig nor Tory. went into the house of commons determined to advocate that which I believed be for the interest of the people, and ...

... nothing to do with Lord Palmerston's ministry, but still I like to praise a man who does his work well, let him be Conservative, Whig, or Radical. (Loud applause.) We want working men, and we want the right man the right place. (Cheers.) My humble duty was ...

... but now that war has been raging, and people at home have beeu (orgetting how easily our owu liberties may be taken away, a Whig administration can find an apology for the overthrow of free speech in the egotism and ignorance of your stump orator. The ...

... bowels from crude and vitiated Z el n. ening and invigorating the eat d Worsdem.'s are a efficacy in cases Ague Bihons Actioni whig TsSSSSiSt- Depot,22, Bread-street. London. -_^s=^„ll ...

... was cast into the deep the following day, the captain reading the prayers. Two other men were also greatly injured.— Northern Whig. The Russian Alphabet and Rcssian Signboards.—The Russians, with the help of St. Cyril, have raised one great harrier between ...

... the nomination; and declaring his adhesion to Mr. Fremont. This letter was said to have been surreptitiously obtained. The Whigs were to hold a convention at Baltimore on 17th to nominate candidates for the presidency and vice-presidency. It was supposed ...