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... its pride and independence. Extermination, sanctioned by Euglish lawtyranny unheard of in the annals of earliest suffering Whig systems, destined to kill and slay our countrymenhave nearly done their worst. Our poorhouses are crowded with the dying and ...
... LETTER FROM A TROJAN LADY NOW ON TILE SANDWICE ISLANDS. (From the Troy Whig.) The following extract from a letter lately received via California, dated Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, April 7, 1850, will interest your readers, at least those of them who are ...
... the latter case, his motives stand deelared, and he is at once cut off from the confidence which made him mischievous. The Whigs have within the last few days converted a suspected journalist into a harmless placeman. For a considerable time Mr. Staunton ...
... turobo'neeo9 quested to attend a meeting of th e C en t ra l C onservat i ve over half between the wheels by an extraordinary IP 4 Whig Young Men's Association next Monday; and so evo l ut i on. P re — forth—he found a small card, with Mr. Ashb urn e r in- ...
... following letter is from the pen of Mr. Lamb, the Quaker traveller, whose notes on the state of the country in the Belfast Whig are esteemed as truthful pictures by an accomplished artist : On the sth ult. I commenced my southern and western journey ...
... Rome by the soldiers of the French President the reader will be surprised to find that the course of policy pursued by the Whigs in the affairs of Italy since the accession of Pius IX. has been strongly condemned by the author—the reader, we repeat, will ...
... re- France by the Constituent Assembly, not all the efforts of ligious conviction, on which his opinion, in unison with the Whig ministry could have prevented the country from that of his constituents, had been decidedly pronounced being completely re ...
... the system of bullying mall powers, and sowing the seeds of revolution in great ones, which had so long been pursued by his Whig predecessors. He never brought the country to the verge European war on account of inconsiderable private claims by British ...
... O'Connor, having briefly returned thanks, called for three cheers for the Charter, and no surrender, and three groans for the Whigs. This was done with considerable spirit, our drunken friend remarking that if Prince Albert was there he'd give it him. The ...
... their power of adjourning sales This, and more than this, is the process to which for want of a sufficient value. The only the Whigs have subjected the property of the Irish consideration they permit to influence them in gentry. It is all very well to say ...
... th e %Is lordship, accompanied by his suite, to est and some of the farms on the - no e o • Iv arranged, says the Northern Whig, that .4 jle acy the Lo r d Li eu t en ant will pass through o l ( „ d ltee. A n Saturday next, on his way to Garron 'Atk a ...
... rasolved that a cool iltep Presented to his Excellency It )3 1 Oil his visit to the province ol 11 0 1 / 4 , 1 4t e ,[ 4 . 94 Whig of this morning say: 0 to ith ellenthe Lord Lieutenant is expe by special train, at half-past 44 tt ,Ire et at Belfast at half-past ...