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... which he had charge of an extensive and can give most satisfactory testimonials of ability and cha- racter. addressed “A. B., Whig Office,” will have prompt attention. RITISH AND TRISH MAGNETIC TELE B GRAPH COMPANY. Wanted, 1,200 good, sound, and perfectly ...
... will soon be followed hy the Republican Convention at Chicago; and there is an attempt to get up one in the name of the Old Whigs-—the Tories of the North, of whom Webster was the chief representative. The repu- tation and the means of the party are entirely ...
... charge of an extensive establishmen and can give most satisfactory testimonials of ability and racter. Letters addressed “A. B., Whig Office,” will have prom; Prompt attention. to 26 in Diameter, 8 9 inches deep in shrouding, breadth not exceeding 4 feet. sbrouding ...
... distinguished as the mover of the resolutions upon the Irish Chureb, which, in 1834, led to the secession of a portion of the Whig Ministry. Sir H. Ward was Secretary to the Ad- miralty in Lord John Russell's Government from 1846 to 1849, in which latter ...
... of the Belfast Printers’ Friendly Society acknowledges the receipt of £2 from F. D. Finlay, Esq., proprietor of the Northern Whig, as a donation to the ‘‘ Auxiliary Fund for the relief of old and infirm printers and the widows and orphans of printers.” ...
... sure it will find vent, and reach its destined aim, de- spite the silly meddling of Scotch busybodies, or even the veto of a Whig patron of Sardinian rob- bers and Sicilian revolutionists. If our young men, or our old men, desire to go to Italy, the law ...
... the privileges of the House of Commons, and ‘in mockery of the preroga- tive of the Sovereign, Yet this is what two renegade Whig Peers are about to propose. There is no escape, except in mere technicalities, from this dilemma. Under the form sf procedure ...
... will move the rejection of the Bill abolishing the Excise duty on paper; wnd in addition to a numerous phalanx of disaffected Whigs, he is to have the support of Lord Derby and his Conservative followers. , The contest will therefore be less a party one than ...
... Lord C. Paget hoped the Hon. Member would not press his motion. This is the old story over again, common to all officials, Whig or Tory—do all in your power to hide and screen official delinquencies. Lord C. Paget admits that the boats were built of unsca- ...