... unstatesmanlike speech it was. He began by explaining that it had been his first resolve on taking office to out-bid the Whigs on the question of Reform. As be had gained office by under-bidding them on the very same question, by encouraging all his ...

... Parisian, out of the lighter Wellington, and a large package containing n portion of the fittings of the new locomotive *as Whig hoisted by the crane on the Government jetty. One of the men engaged in the operation incautiously relaxed hold of the bundle ...

... blockading fleet off Mobile, but it was not confirmed. The Brooklyn and Scioto were blockading Galveston. . . . . _ The • Vicksburg Whig' of the 9th says the Mississippi is overflowing its banks on the Louisiana side. The town of De Soto, opposite, is nearly submerged ...

... posts in South Carolina by coloured troops causes great dissatisfaction. The military authorities have suspended the Richmond Whig. The Confiscation Department seized a large amount of Confederate propery.. - Jan Mitchell, editor of the Aeni York Daily News ...

... likes to joke about the old Whig birds having proved barren, and been obliged to to try 'At cross with the fammis Peelite strain. Ile said of Mr Milner Gibson that, though one could not help wondering when one saw him in the Whig Cabinet, as one floes of ...

... When Sir Robert Peel, a few years before his death, and after be had abdicated his functions as a party leader, urged the Whig Government of the day to abolish the duty on bricks, some surprise was felt at the importance he attached to so trivial a subject ...

... with which it is burdened, to maintain the Queen's peace in the Queen's dominions. The doctrine of non-intervention, which a Whig Ministry is ever too ready to preach, may be righteous enough in treating with foreign States, but is not a pplicable to dealings ...

... influence in private, was once the most powerful and respected of courtiers, acted through her long career as a consistent Whig, and was in her latter years the centre of a group of nobles quite unrivalled in social power. Herself a Howard and a Cavendish ...

... fraught with danger to real purity of election. We stand by no means alone in our conviction. A considerable section of the great whig party in England regards this as the only difficulty or danger in connection with the extension of the franchise there. In ...

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... remuneration. Only the other day we chrollicl•ti the of a very beatitifgl .tone chapel recen ly *ride I to the Cfille,e bit Whigs, winch has since b en used for daily morning pra, It was a pleasatit sight to see this boys. headed by their Masters, and ...

... The principles of Chemistry, as applied to Agriculture, up to Sir Humphrey Havy's time. find. The introduction of Profanity.. Whig's Mineral Theory. 3rd Liebig's Mineral Theory as applied to Agriculture, with appropriate quitations, remarks, analysis of ...