... satisfied until the whole sod of that country is in their own hands. As they cannot buy it, the Whigs will help them to steal it, and every man who votes fora Whig candi* date will indirectly become party to a system of national robbery. The Komieh pnesta ...

... Cardwell, and others ot the Whig party were against it- During the cotton famine Lord Bussell was office, bat did not show any anaiety to ameliorate the sufferings of the woraing glasses. was Lord Derby who came their help. The Whigs were not the friends the ...

... Diatriot Beta; to bo payable on ISlh March. Tee sati Biaonoa or Bravnoa. Mr. 801 l exp Hed hi. that the qne.- tton of Dieeenter, Whig, Tory,or Badisel hod been inti educed into the question of tho election of tho a array or. Perhaps he wee ea much • Diaaenter ...

... Overseers Before the Revising Barrister. Conservative new claims 31 Sustained 7, failed 7 Whig new claims Sustained 8, failed 7 71 39 6 Conservative objections sustained Whig objections sustained Conservalivd loss death and other causes, 8. Nett Conservative ...

... theta two yoang Gentlemen. the beat Bepnaantatirea the County of Hertford afford. And ia it eoma to tbia, that no independent Whig Gentlemen dan oome forward to oonteat tba County, bat that waantobaretwo young Gentleman throat down our throata, not to npnaant ...

... Of objections made by Conservatives v. ere sustained, while the Whigs established 8 out of 13. The number of Conservatives removed from the register by death. &c., amounted to 13, and Whigs were taken off from the same causes. The result the revision, a ...

... already named for tbe app-'iotnoeut—v,2. —Mr. Cardweil, Secretary lor War ; Mr. Brand, one of tho members (or cambndgMbire. sod Whig Whippsrib ; Mr. V v bitbr* ad, member tor borough of Bedford ; mud Mr. Dodson, chairman of commit tees, wbo also by virtue ...

... which subjects all who are under its influence to the penalty of viewing many sensible things through a distorted medium. The Whigs, also, have made several abortive attempts in the same direction, some of which merited success, while others too crazy from ...

... with ■»pp>nmts. The Radics's Mopmeneua the rale »»I “naiorally di*c-mt ...

... the meanest opinion of Englishman that it is possible for one mau to have of another. Years ago, under the beneficent rule of Whig Government, men of our breed and blood attempted enrich themselves at his expense, under the pretext of English patronage. ...

... objections considerable interest was excited. The statement of gains and losses is follows; Tory Claims Whig ditto Whig gain Tory Objections sustained Whig ditto d*tto Tory gain - Net Tory gain Serious Accident.— Tuesday night last, between the hours of ...

... tbit fighting ha* beeu renewed et Murfeeeboro, both Federal* and Oonfederate* hating been hnnlt reinforced. . The Richmond Whig contain* a tiolent anicle upon England lor nfuamg to co-operate with France for maoiatian in America,and aaye: “England could ...