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... Whig Appointments.—A correspondent of the Morning Herald supplies the following list of recent Whig jobs: Mr. W. R. Greg moved unwillingly from the Board Customs to the.cpmptrollership of stationery. Colonel Komilly, made commissioner of customs, being ...
... An Enormous Blast.— On Thursday, says the Northern Whig, Messrs. Ritchie and Jackson, who have recently Lome possessed of the quarries.of Scrabo, near Newtownwards, resolved to try system of rock blasting by means of tunnel and plan of igmting the powder ...
... LE THE pe stimates as prepared DY of WELL afford a tolerably fair meaning of Whig retrenchment. Th very sinall ene by the totals, bat that economy has been ef! sacrifice Of great amount of and file of the army are materially numbers, to be recruited at ...
... CORRESPONDENCE. C. L. L. cannot compel anyone to number the C. 6. -1. Under Whig Government, hut carried the votes of the Conservatives. 2. Against. A Subscriber to the Courier.—It is no longer public road, and, consequently, our correspondent was a ...
... CORRESPONDENCE. True cannot giv; the exac; number, 0. A. (Burnley),—The Whigs, under Lord John Russell, No only were sentence | to be G, A. R.—It is estimated at 836,000,000 souls, X. Y.—Consult a professor of music, A Constant 461,000 2 ee —China about ...
... A WHIG'S SOLTLOQTjy. To stand, or fall that is now the question; Whether 'tis nobler a great defeat To act with honour, and from place retire. Or rob our foes of victory fairly won By planning some pretext for keeping in. To stand, or fall To stand, and ...
... The Kingston (Carolina) Whig advertises for 0 off defunct cat that * been lying in front of the newspaper office for a week. * T E LoRD Monteagle.—The will of the Pl tHo - mas Spring Rice, Baron Monteagle, ' *: -> was proved in London on the 18th by ...
... disgrace. That these evils of the service are the malt of Whig misrule is beyond question ; and il the face of that fact it rather amusing to find that whenever there is opportunity for tha Whigs to oome before the oountry, the first thing they always do ...
... Representahon of Halifax.—The interest in toe representation, of Halifax intensifies daily. The Whig party are devoting themselves earnestly in the promotion a requisition to Colonel Akroyd, to allow himself to be put in nommatioax at the forthcoming ...
... [from punch.] THE WHIGS OF AULD LAN'G SYNE (The Premier and the Nevt seers.) Should auld supporters ' o rgot, And never brought m Should auld Whigs remembered not By Whigs of syne ? * old lang syne, my friends, For auld lang syne ; We'll ye baith peerage ...
... and per- fection of the Whig- Radical faction. There has, however, been one dilliculty the importance of which cannot be exaggerated. The Whigs have been out of office, and cou!d only give vague pro- mises for the future; the Tories have b:en in office ...
... Whig Jot.—Rumours a very unpleasant B«tnre are circulation as to the causes which have led to the retirement of Mr. Leonard Edmunds from this office, and is not inquiry will made into the circumstances which have induced that gentleman -to retire in favour ...