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... THE CHANCERY SLIT. r.Arr.sT iMiicr.s stookp ■ah.irf* Paid. REPORTER. Owi.no the slavish subserviency of the Whig the patron to whom it seems to sold as irrevocably as Dr. Faustus wa> to the dovii, John Rea has been allowed to exhibit himself to the world ...
... appearance, will not now settled without putting the stability of the Union to severer trial than it has yet undergone. THK “WHIG PRESBYTERIANS AND METHODISTS. The Whin, of Saturday bat, an article, • headed Painful Revelations, inserted letter, which ...
... consent supply vacancy which has since been created. Such scorns meaning of eery enigmatic eoisilo for which bus insertion in the Whig. In the simplicity oi his heart, imagined that the who'“ duly a \\ oter Coamtissionor consisted in procuring abundant supply ...
... in receiving and disposing reports. THE - WHIG ADVISING THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. We have l ...
... and therefore would scarcely justify the application of the opprobrious epithet. The concluding question—How much has the Whig got ? is puzzler. A very safe answer, however, is, that, when the time for getting arrives, it will hardly fail-to get Its ...
... which may have accrued from it. Whig is evidently thinking I of the kind of repudiation which Brother Jonathan exemplified when, evil hour, resolved to I keep both the money and the proceeds of it. a similar way, if Whig advice were taken, the citizens ...
... present year for our autbonty. We vouched for nothing Monday .vein- by pome am..nj,t the to con«- more, uud, therefore, the Whig quibbles vain, unless qucncc of ibo fire at ibe printing-office, iu North ho is prepared show that no such statement hsi been ...
... CONSEQUENCE A LETTER THE Whig of Saturday last, insinuating that only the two parties named therein continued to sell Bread by Weight, agreeably to a Resolution entered into by the Trade, in 1H54, I beg to inform the writer in the Whig and the Public, that ...
... prosecuting petty domestic squabble at the Persian court, has endangered a large and lucrative branch of our foreign commerce. THE “WHIG” SABBATH DESECRATION. ...
... payment of , is come out any other pocket than his own, but are uon plu--d how to characterise his proposal to subsidise the Whig. On’ first reading it, felt assured that our contemporary could neither so indifferent to honour of the press, nor so devoid ...
... merchants of Belfast applied the Government for aid, though they asked but little, they got nothing. All Administration*, whether Whig Tory, had overlooked Belfast. They should have posted every corner of the town, Self-reliance, self-reliance !’ f which was ...
... SIGNATURE PEACE U P, BCo:ccly know to which of the two the esp and bells should awarded—whether to the raving .Sad duceeism of the Whig, or the very grotesque Pharisaism of the News-Lffttr, when descanting the signature of the treaty peace on Sunday. both strongly ...