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... Appointments, —The representation of literature and science will not suffer by the present changes of the Government. The Whig Ministry had some names besides that of Lord John Russell not unknown in the republic of letters; aud one of the last official ...
... than our fathers did in fifty. During the past week, a very influential meeting Whigs was held this city, for the purpose of nominating (subject to the approval of the “Whig National Convention”) the Hon. Daniel Webster for the Presideocy. The call was ...
... their own fortunes to have been impaired. Thus, unfriendly historian might det scribe the late Whig Administration one series ! damaging defeats. The Whig Minister tried every session some new device for the introduction of the Jews into Parliament, beginning ...
... Yesterday, as usual, the reports were so distributed—the Reporter of The Banner taking a share, the Reporter of the Northern Whig share, and also share. In tho evening, I sent, as matter of course, a printed copy what had to The Bonner, and duly received ...
... honoured him with their confidence was about 310, or nearly one-half the Mouse. There was also on the opposite side about 250 Whigs and Radicals, and about fifty gentlemen from the sister isle, whose only policy seemed to to render every Government impossible ...
... Plants. WANTED, A M ILL WHIG HTi. LL Y competent to take charge of Macliiiurv. Apply WIU _ IAM Graymount Bleach AV orks, f April 10, 1852. ...
... Election. —The contest here has ended in the return of Mr. Whallev, by a majority of fifteen. Mr. Whalley a Liberal, bat not a Whig, and he has beaten Mr. G. C. Lewis, one of the ablest and best of that party. Important Decision to Rajewat Tickets.— —On Monday ...
... itself the course yon propose. shall certainly succeed—but will against both the Whig and Tories; ami would hold both parties cheap in regard to their assistance. AM the Whigs depreciate in words the fettering of the press: ami yet, with power in their hands ...
... to fear has I placing the Whig ticket” the name of the man who i» least likely redeem the confidence •is supporters. fact, the advantage of General name the Democrats, and the disadvantage .if ti ral Sc.ill's name to the Whigs, were both gci. -rally recognised ...
... shall have a tendency to induce the country to lean upon broken reed.— The Economitt. The Whigs, the Manchester Pautt, and thb Ministrt.— The aristocratic Whigs now tremble at the temerity of Lord John Russell in having committed bis fortunes to the same ...
... bribery. (Loud cheers.) Catholics of Belfast had supported the Whigs from principle, for where would the Whig party have been were it not for them?—and he would ask what return did those Whigs make to them? W hat kind gratitude bail they exhibited? (Hear ...
... the Democratic candidate, has given general satisfaction throughout the Union The Whig Convention was about to assemble at Haitimore, for the purpose of fixing upon the Whig candidate nominated in opposition to General Peirce. The most likely man to be nominated ...