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... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. SATURDAY, FEB. 18.—Whig W. Arrived: Richd. and Erick, Dun. St. Nazaire—lsabella, Paters, Catacolo—Prosperous, Scott, Nantes. Luxor, (s-s,) Brown, from Alexandria, at Beyrout—Tajo, from Barcelona, and cleared for Malaga, &c., at ...
... PARLIAMENTARY ATTIRE.—If it were not known to me that the Whigs sit on the right of the Speaker, and the Tories on the left, should I be able to tell from the personal appearance of the members which were Whigs, and which were Tories l There was certainly a difference ...
... THE CHURCH OF THE FUTURE. THE SPANISH REVOLUTION—BY VEDETTE. CORNELIUS O'Down.—Walewski.—Medical Lecturers.—Misfits. — The Whig Letter. OLD AND NEW. THE COMING ELECTIONS. W. BLACKWOOD and Soics, Edinburgh 'lnd London. ...
... THE CHURCH OF THE FUTURE. THE SPANISH REVOLUTION.—BY VEDETTE. CORN Emus O'Down.—Walewski.—Medical Lecturers.—hlisflts.— The Whig Letter. OLD AND NEW. THE COMING ELECTIONS. W. BLACKWOOD and SONS, Edinburgh and London. ...
... Lords before now. He looks like an old Whig who should be keeping company with Lord Overstone (formerly Jones Lloyd) and Lord Taunton (once Mr. Labouchere.) Sir Francis is not only an old Whig, but a fossil Whig, and he is almost as strong in quotations ...
... treaty was negotiated by Lord Palmerston, but signed by Lord Malmes bury. The Tories have no other fault to find with the Whigs than that, having I succeeded in getting up a war without an object, they have not made England a party to the military operations ...
... belt, and, not double. late speeches have been very fair; but when I remenabe,r him, a Tory, a Conservative, a Peelite, a .Whig, a Liberal,' and, from his conduct last Session, apparently a Radical, question his stability of character. But never mind ...
... ) do for Cat t hat the 4 consistency l ' e ligious bi White. II Illost Cath( °Yer a n d 0, priva with confiC °I a very 1 tl Whig It is to b ( should be Reformer. Th ough e delicate hi t hing leas high, 111 -2, g •,ie ve hi °f w „' no do long have refit ...
... said, was not less inordinate than his avarice. There was, indeed, an attempt made at this time to raise against the leading Whig politicians and their • allies the great moneyed men of the City, a cry much resembling the cry which, seventy or eighty years ...
... STEWART. 1 :44..!1 eh M.' LOUGHLIN, Capt. ROSE Capt. , 4 4114111,' • LAU P.EL GARLAND Capt. FEE NICE. LIVERPOOL TO SLIGO _, &Whig from CLARENCZ BASIN. ROS E WEDNESDAY, March 22 .at 5. P.M. ROSE WEDNES DAY, March 29. at 11, FAB3o3.—Cabin, 12 5.; S ...
... The final result of the Prussian elections seems at length to be understood. 'The Radical party has won ten votes, and the Whig remains as before; the independents have sunk from fifty to nineteen, and lost their leader, Von Vincke ; the Ultramontsnes ...
... The final result of the Prussian elections seems at length to be understood. The Radical party has won ten votes, and the Whig remains as before; the independents have sunk from fifty to nineteen, and lost their leader, Von Vineke ; the Ultramoutanes ...