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... would have beenbetter if theycould have re e en mained longer to have matured their plans. But they, had be he let in the whigs; if they could have kept them out a 'little ho up longer they might have had a distinct Reformn'Bill, wbich it sa Dn had been ...
... of Rangoon reached England, acd before the subsequent events were known, BO it eioited from the representattve of the then whig administration Ba in the House of Lords the following remarks:- The events Ca proved,. said the Marquis of Lansdowne, the ...
... to dato Great Britain X-4, l~s. Exchange on London was 4ubtccilt It at 49 to 491, 110 and 90 days. ' IS The San Francisco Whig announces the discovery of & P 3f new guano island, by Captain' Sinclair, of the British ship dit it He/ca, arrived at San ...
... over the WI winter solstice must predominate in his horoscope. Decem. vI hd ber, 1851, saw Lord Palmerston Separate from the whig hi ?? ministry, with which he had acted for five years; December, er .14, witnessed his coalition with the heads of the same ...
... seat, Hartrow Manoi-, la Solverabiehire- He was formerly member, far WV~inchester, and was asteaiy, and useful member ofthe whig party.- ,b ArO. - HSIOCKING AcienDssT.-'A youth at Aitisdale, of the name wert of Balli was last weak carryinga-sack of potatoes ...
... the relations of life Mr. Holmeawas a gentleman poi a in the most comprehensive sense of the term. In politics be pai was a whig, and of the Baptist persuasion in religion; but in Fa 2 both his toleratio n was extensive, and, while mayor, he gene- ho; ...
... of a repetition and explanation of fhis formter evidence. When heentered into the office he found that during the time the whigs were in office the patronage I'and promotions had been allowed to be exclusively in the 2 hands of the surveyor, and be-thought ...
... Capt. Townahend di is the son of thelate Lord John Townshend, the contem- e porary and friend of Fox and all the eminent whigs of that to day, and one of the most talented contributors to the u[ h olhliad. in 0 BURGLARY AT PEcxaAax.-A daring burglary ...
... as well as in social comfort, should be a. produced at the lowest'cost, and be sold at the lowest price. it The Notrthern Whig,, after giving a long and interesting re- ci port of this very important experiment, hearing out the ic. whole statement of ...