... - I _believe that in a country _the _public credit of which I rojoico to _think _has _been maintained by _every _Government—Whig and _Tory—there will be means diacovcred by whicli tho effects oE _monetary _panics shall be _obviated , and by which there ...

... purpose will derived from that previously placed at the disposal of (he revenue police force, which has been disbanded. Belfast Whig. Her Majesty’s 61th 78th.—A letter from Lucknow, of November 12, says:—“ It currently rumoured in and about camp that her Majesty’s ...

... the Farts Guthrie that the spirit te . . , 224-Sheffield; VI vices will not remove. It more than an indisore- brewt There is Whig past Treaty of Peace, the restoration of the forttficarions p whenever the drunkard knocks down 2Sd-Brn Cha tion: it is fatal ...

... _Esq ., Jnat _issued;— The _benignant , the _accomplished _. Lord _Holland _, is no more ; the _last and _Lest of the _'Whigs of the old _school _, the _long-tried _friend _, of civil and _reUcioos liberty , has closed a 2 ifo _which _has _been an _ornament ...

... Count Caroms is about to follow Lord Palmerston's example by prosecuting clergy for undue interference in the elections. These Whig model States will need to be careful, as either Frame or Austria can snuff them out any morning before broadest. The modern ...

... est up. A received by the Sir lbospbellod the i,h Member, of an fought by him with the Goober mintiest/est rev ('purr, is Whig& lb. later detested, With the loot of different worts, am inimenne quantity of eerie, grain, hullorks, and the whole of Moors ...

... es te eons goods and saddlery, with an mesunt at L 1,1111,6110, against L 874,467 in 1856. ale, and amount to L. 1,266,529, Whig an Increese of A. 501,237; appwel and steps give a Wel et L. 1,107,634, an excels of L. 246460; haberdie, , and millinery furnish ...

... and•thows the hardy daring of the M :ray Firth fishermen. It had seized a common col boo!, on a great line shot by Mr Ritchie, Whig:hills, and haul dragged the whole line more than a mile. The fishermen began to haul the line as usual. Up and up it came with ...

... -6, and the mean K , Artillery, to Major-General, the rank being pubm, and Ballast Junction. 1, W L^« Tory dogma, that every Whig statesman is revoln- tors Deing very g . will be oh- monthly range, 24 -9. The highest temperature during honorary only The ...

... dozen officers, some of them old and grimly, and all, or nearly all, grave and stern in their appearance ; the your looking Whig Lieutenant Rankin, who sat at a little distance from th e rest. At the lower end of the table stood the prisoner, altogether ...

... first Earl of Burlington, and consequently cousin of the Duke of Devonshire His Lordship was one of the oldest supporters the Whig aristocratical party the Lower House of Parliament, in which held seat for some five and-twenty years previous his retirement ...

... the turbulent arena of political strife, the young Doke. retaining the traditionary opinions of his ancestors, assisted the Whig party by his Influence and his votes, but he rarely, if ever, spoke in the House of 'Lords. His Grace is succeeded in the family ...