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... • , • Am. 22, 1866) the ptessure for loosely sat ; bot to•day the Whig is easier, the panic of two days ago baying iu some measure subsided. ag4i.mont of the Afairs ctf the Bank of Ben/al for the With nth Ilrtl, 1866. Proprietors' Capital, paid up, Reserve ...
... ; what then, could have been easier, after Mr. Stnollet had resumed his seat, than for Sir Charles Wood to have put up some Whig placenian to speak against time, whilst his faithful henchmen were summoning his supporters from the dining room or the library ...
... THE LAWRENCES. One of the bitterest of all the reproaches levelled at the Stuarts by the Whigs, and the one most difficult to deny by their friends and partizans, was their ingratitude. This most unamiable trait, said, whether justly or unjustly, to be ...
... contemporary, as be would confess now, was led away by the cuckoo cry, which Whig Ministers and Whig underlings have so industriously spread regarding themselves, that the Whigs, though they may want genius, have always proved practical statesmen. e ...
... 'rho On A Government minute has been published encouraging the employment of native. in the Forest Department. The earnings Whig for the amounted £3,236 over year. Or for the e Messrs. tzavellsre in Yarkand aiy on lair return. They were hospitably entertained ...
... 81 demand. Grey Mulls.—There has been &most no thing done in these during the past week. and prices are now miserably low. Whigs Skirtings —Small sales of medium to fine qualities are reported during the week ; low qualities are firm though there i 4 not ...
... Charles Wood has maintained the reputation he enjoyed in England, of being the most incompetent administrator that even the Whig party ever produced. He sent out, it is true, Mr. Wilson and Mr. Laing, but all that was good in their projects was their own ...
... postage ; and the magnificent results which have been obtained tluough. 060_4c:stage liowe should have deterred even the flippant Whig official who unhappily fills the post of Postmaster-Oreneral, from making so ill-advised a propilkion. We can bit smile at ...
... Metcalfe, of the Bengal Staff Corps, Ist Wing subaltern, 17th (The Royal Poorbeab) Regiment, Native Infantry, to officiate as Whig Subaltern and Adjutant during the absence on leave of Captain E. H. Sbaw, and Lieutenant H. de P. Reunick, or until further ...
... departure from India, and trust that he will be permitted to pass the remainder of his days in his own native country. The Whig or liberal press of England has condemned the appointment of Earl Mayo as Governor General of India, and has had the effontery ...
... be seen, were ,written after 16TH OCTOBER. , •oia perusal .of Sir ,W. larvals judgment —On a recent occasion a consignee, 'Whig y i but • hawing shim had au opportunity application to the Custom House antherikiee 'Of pernsing the judgements of •Justiees ...
... or the intense sympathy of Lady Duff (Jordon, will be disappointed. Neither the influence of those higher generalisations to whig.h a ueientific analysis of history !owl , . :1. 'bat of the necessity of selfnegation with which, to e!icit the impartial truth ...