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... however, is by no means settled, the house being very thin, and not one-sixth of the members in their places. Besides, the Whigs cannot Milord these repeated defeats, and will muster strong on the next occasion, as well for the purpose of defeating the ...
... England would understand the new state of tl 4. De W. | The of the explosion of the revolut iace inthe | the existence of the Whig Cabinet of Lord Pa | was a piece of good fortune for the revolution | ary, and for the necessary maintenance of the a them ...
... longer, for she did not long survive het distinguished husband. The ease of Mrs Waghorn just furnishes another illustration of Whig neglect of real merit,---kn. A. G.) FIRE AT PataCe.—Considerable alarm was caused in the vicinity of Claremont on Tuesday by ...
... the appearance but almost none of the power of real eloquence, his speech consisted largely of the mere eryn. Some of the Whigs during the Peel Ministry said, that if the I was left out of the speeches of Sir Robert Peel, there would be nothing left; ...
... but the gooseberry trees suffered greatly from the frosts. “The stone fruit have been inj spring from the same cause-—Belfast Whig of Thursday. he remal ins ‘of Funeral or Mrs. Lord Jeffrey's widow were interred on Wednes- day, in the same we in which her ...
... and that on the Oaks Day, pretiy clearly testifies. Sugarisisle ruri l er ac shote i y torte_ Tories and wormwood to the Whigs. eordincly exerted themselves in the hopes of adding sweets to their sweet in the shape of a majority, and the lath r laboured ...
... now remains in them; the No. 367. I that an entry of two sums for J 52,000 each, of France. Whether the author of the New Whig Guide' gallant rigging and backstays much chafed in aeveral laces; the two for £l,OOO, had been made, but in one of the former ...
... bread | | —————— ings an and pumpkin pies, gingerbread-mi it cake.’ can butter beefoteak and make Elosing Prices of the Funds. Whig. ine a Husnann,.—An American sea captain had DAY, May 81, & Juse 1. enger a young lady of great personal attractions, = FRIDAY ...
... clerks and humble officials. By the way, this pertinacious demand for a return to Protection must be a perfect godsend to the Whigs, for there can be earthly doubt that but for it, they would long since have been driven from place. Moderate men all parties ...
... representation of Drogheda the elevation of Sir William Somerviil* to the peerage. His secretary, Mr Meredith, is ranvassing on the Whig interest, and Mucnamara Cantwell will come forward on Repeal principles. On Tuesday week a man named Patrick Barry, living ...
... bread and fries, and pumpkin pies, gingerbread-mixings and chicken-fixing, can butter beefsteak •nd make light cake.— Omeida Whig. Household Words.— Bother: A word in great use where a stupid visitor has called, or a dress has not come home, or the hair ...
... no end to the extent to which these insurance projects might be carried. The brokers in Wall Street might insure the whole whig or democratic party at an election, and thus make the expenses of the unsuccessful one very light, or nothing at all. Then ...