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... and waste time at court, loss of fully £'> sterling on the very poorest classes of the community. Upon which the Xortlurn Whig remarks :—“A very significant admission this—from * revival * organ, moreover—that, in the very focus of revivalism,’ drunkenness ...
... and that need not be surprised disclosures are made implicating some who. witnesses, have served to s*Jengthen the cause of whig corruntion. , Several cases of coming light; and one ' of the witnesses, who has been guilty of grots perjurv, narrowly escaped ...
... sad rail the world, hate Bir Robert Wvlpolo take another opportunity of revetting. Morning •t! Queen Carolme. yet to remain a Whig, and to be keen and clear in all that con erred her immense property eT**r. was now fading slowly but sway; bitter to the last ...
... the state of the potato crop in Ireland shows that great lost by blight has already occurred in some localities. The Northern Whig says ;—** There is much concern about the potato crop. The report* from the various districts are of most conflicting character ...
... in this case, ti-eraent. Imagine the inquiry at Bristol Post ** Please, sir. have you anything for Sinner Saveu . —Northern Whig. . Tut American Arctic Expedition.— hat been obtained from the American expedition *esr of Franklin. The captain of whaler ...
... cluihrely the of hi* was the candidate of the Whigs for the dignity Sytu. tor for his State, but was defeated. In 1866 his name was at the head of the list of the electors of IlUnoil, who Toted for Fremont, opposition to Buchanan. In 1858 he was unanimously ...
... sueceaa at the bar of Springfield. In politica, to which, whilst folio wring hia profession, he paid great attention, joined the Whig party, and was a warm supporter of Henry Clay. In 1846 was elected to Congress, and continued belong to it till 1849. He waa ...
... were giving some vague liberal satisfaction without preparing any future inrootenience for themKlre.. their clrrial friend., whig toey, oonwrr.tiTe or Überd. nuke th«e gf-ntfomen nndenUnd th*t, their opinion, the union of church and .ute depend, in . Urge ...
... (hear, hear) ? Were they content to have their borough balanced for that period one of the little rotten boroughs which the Whigs were interested in maintaining * thought Mr. Disraeli's lodger franchise most excellent one. A member said during the debate ...
... which damages no one to wrangle about. The Radicals base hopes of securing the future members for Chelsea and Birkenhead. The Whigs calculate upon the addition to their forces of the newly-created representatiou the West Riding, and the ConserTatiees hare ...
... lo encuut«f;o the cultivation of flax in Ircdand. yet their efforts have not met with verv great appreciation. The XorUiem Whig says find with satisfaction that company is lo be formed in Dublin for the growth, furchnse, and preparation of fiax in the ...