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... of the maiden city arc this morning unstained by blood, and notwithstanding the best efforts of the officials, the stock of Whig political capital has not been augmented jby single broken head. This must, no doubt, I very tlisheartening, but it is not ...
... this—the sense of weight —the sixth sense. Mn ROSSA'S AMERICAN CORRESPONDSNCE.— A Dublin correspoedent, writing to the Northers Whig on the Fenian streets, says.—l have heard from particular authority that there were no lest than two hundred American letters ...
... shoe 'inat now. In cmiseemence on the emergencies ul the great American war it has become a vast cotton firl.l, instead of Whig, as in aft tomer times, the graiire-y of the East This sudden traosiorniation is not calikelr to bring vest po:iiirel changes ...
... could never be brought to see his wrongs in the right light—or at least never at the time when he was wanted to do •o. To the Whig, Ireland has always been a knife with a double edge ; arguments that were useful one way, cut his fingers the other. But both ...
... important circumstance in the social aspect of the struggle is the flight of the negroes, which increases daily. The Richmond Whig attributes this mainly to the want of labour. The proprietors being unable to feed their idle slaves, the negroes must be allowed ...
... bleeding and shattered to hospitals, there to die, or worse 1 You are almost without protection. ■WHY 13 Because your Government (Whig or Tory alike) is sold to the highest bidder, and cares only lor pell and power. 2.-Because too many ot your newspapers betray ...
... remote districts, and when the rights of property existing for centuries are overthrown, the flame will spread and the great Whig absentee landlords will find within the next year or two that the communistic principle will directed to their possessions ...
... were in the County of Tipnerary, which almost exclusively Roman Catholic. sentencing one of these murderers, IWon Richard*, Whig Judge, thus plainly trnc?* the origin the rrime lo th** ioslrudioii received iti the Chapel: It me say, after you had left ...
... every case where the one ends and the other begins. They often melt into each other like the contiguous colours of the rainbow. Whig or Tory Ministers ina» abased with such vigour that one may te in doubt whether Government itself is not into contempt. But ...
... Metropolitan Relief and Visiting Aneocialion. ‘Chnrlrnri has picture of John Bull, from one horse to another: that ha* left the ••Whig Ministry, which i*one-eyed, and his new mount i* the Tory ministry which i* blind. The military correspondent »hc 7V«»ef with ...
... THE BALM-SHANNON HERALD, AND NORTH-WESTERN ADVERTISER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29.1855. THE PRESS CONVICTIONS. (From the Iforihtrn Whig.) The go-called na'ional organa may characteristically rare against the conviction of Messrs Pigott and Sullivan as blow at ...
... daughter of William Inglis, Msg., of Edinburgh, the friend and intimate of Charles For, the late Lord Paornure, and all the Whig party.—Tne late Lady Duff, mother of Lord Fife, was her aunt, and she has been preceptresa to the.Roal children of Spain for ...