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... _CHAIiEES _-. LEVER . —We _[ _Northern Whig ) copy with inucli _pleasure from the DuUm Evening SIitil a' contradiction 'of _the _reported deafch of . _Charles _Lever , _ thc . _distirimiished Irish _^ novelist _. The _announcement of the death we copied ...
... A GOOD JOB FOR A WHIG EDITOR! Sir, —Among the rumours which have obtained currency during the past week there is one which 1 have not yet seen noticed in yonr columns. It is eaid that well-known Whig editor is to appointed to tho Stationery Office, vice ...
... ON THE T[A•ROOV PARTY TM THE WHIGS. I shall now read to you a specimen of a overt attack front the old Whig party on the men of the Tearoom, made by Mr Moacreiff at his meat meeting in this city. He mid : But what I say in, that if one regiment of oar ...
... themselves up almost body and soul to the Whigs for patronage. What good has it done them? In looking back to my opposition to the Whig party Fa-hanicnt, I will ask you what is the monument Lord Russell and the Whigs have left ? They are gone, as a Government: ...
... COTTAGE PIANOFORTE FOR BALL — a by an and Order. The Omar Whig me bulbar it. offers It for Os. May miss i Co.. Musk Saloon, 72 George MO HOUSE PAINTERS I DECORLTOP.S. • be Dime= OP Isaiasllatody, la cossmasses 111 Death, a BUSIPSIS which has ban saocsiWally ...
... Morale Whig.. bet it be by geed ; for as are hi. Judi., lb., ~., d his death only • relief -as event 'rhea. le the 1 the Of Roar lewa. breaks lb. power sod e. Poem him of mops from the f•hkb the beet Wheels, es. If le of woos, awl lb* primitive the leis ...
... that Whig noblemen and gentlemen are bound to forget their anceatral honour and ooneietonc; in order not only to connive at but support euch peltry tricks n» that which Mr Bright has played in concert with the Government for foisting an uncalled for Hoform ...
... MR AND Tlll CANONGATZ AN I meeting of the Whig Committee of • the was held on Monday night, when Mr Monona,. propmals anent C•nongsto An. natty-tax wan =Mated. Mr Moor-mem pro. SATURDAY, MARCH. 0, 1867. ware eateleatially these- that the tax =mild, if ...
... But Mr Patton is over-sarcastic. Not that the last falls on us ; the galled j►de of the Whigs may wince—our withers are unwrung. But let even the Whigs have justice. They have fallen ou difficult times. Our old accountants were accustomed to present their ...
... wow t 1 as edam SUPPLIMPORT OF NG. THE WHIG ME el that your of the mesa* the • mord the woo as the an that I at the that I the pap the aide of the Whig Committee that thew the used I • awl amused. the therm* of the the I am sere that the arab& greedy ...
... the recollections of hie was the Whig Chancellor, jet before the a▪ of the cues laws, whom Sir Robert Pod ledi• , leveribod auing parting fora hedger'—yet ▪ one believes is hie prudence sod toe, sad, ▪ oil, is hie single-minded patriotism. TAM In lM ...
... fcical effect, the new liberal policy. The veteran Whig Poor showed by his speech on the motion for the second reading of the Bill, that he was not by any means an enthusiastic admirer of Mr Gladstone's objects any more than he was of all the means by ...