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... separated highly delighted with the interesting proceedings of the evening. C'lKC'l.I.VriON THE BELFAST PAPERS Northern Pate. Whig. days. c'hro- News- Banner Weekly nkk. Utter. lister. Vlndi- Ik^'lef. 3dUy*. iila;*.* ttoy* c««ot. IS-ls 143,0'JU 113.811 118 ...
... Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, General Sam Houston, of Texas, and Judge Douglass, of Illinois; while the most prominent men on the Whig side are General Scott, Mr. Fillmore (the actual president), Mr. Crittenden, of Kentucky ; and Daniel Webster, the great orator ...
... burgesses succeeded, great exertion, in overturning the Whig radical majority and yet the Conservative representatives, in a spirit of mistaken and totally useless conciliation, elected certain Whig-radical Aldermen. The burgesses never imagined, for a ...
... immediately, few sober, active, cxpeiieuotd bauds, auited to the country trade. j J i Apply by letter, addressed U L. D. forWimj^.Whig Office. / N TED, M ALE AND FE M ALE ▼ v TEACHERS for tileoavy National Schools. Schools have an endowment of 10/. per annum ...
... and admitted supporter of the Whigs (hear, hear). Well, the 1, who is there in Ireland outside the Castle clique friendly to the Whigs? And is not this natural? What has the local government of Ireland been under the Whigs? It has been a system of government ...
... triumph of the democratic over the Whig party. The former have elected more than two-thirds of the members of the Common Council, thus reversing the state of parties in both boards, they have stood for some time past. The Whigs were likely to carry the state ...
... of the Whir and the pr Cr it. Aerate c CI larlea aspirants The treasu standinc i Mr. Hitct some par Reynold member of the f Whig aristocrae will pt former twc Watson are have strong clai Mr. Crowder wt Mr. M. D. Hill of the great di and bo' Crow& Hawes ...
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... important a design the retirement of four or five Whig Ministers to make room for as many Peelites. They know not what to think. Whatever they may wish, they naturally doubt whether the aristocratic Whig families, who seriously believe that the order of ...
... have arrived for the issue of a new writ. The impression is, however, that, like the Dungarvan election, a suitable time for a Whig candidate will be chosen.””—Freeman. ...
... have arrived for the issue of new writ. The impression is, however, that, like the Dungarvon election, suitable time for a Whig candidate will be chosen. ...
... Bailie Fyfe's return is certain, as is also, we believe ' that of Mr Blackadder. The Whigs have been designating this gentleman a Tory. If he is so, we wish all Whigs would as soon as possible become Tories for their country's sake. Mr Blaclutdder is a ...