... state of the potato crop in Ireland shows that a great loss by blight has already occurred in some localities. The Northern Whig says :— It appears from the Poor-law Commissioner*' returns that they are in possession of statistics proving a wide- spread ...

... were returned from Irish counties 18 Conservative* and j 46 Whigs ; from cities and boroughs 9 Conservatives I and 32 Whigs — giving a total at that period of 27 I Cousei vativei and 78 Whig*, or a majority of 51 to | the latter. In 1860 there are returned ...

... with wise discretion, with a view to the benefit of those ar- ound him. In politics Mr. Curwen was what used to be called a Whig, and it is the testimony of those who were opposed to him in politics, that he was one of the best men of that school. The ...

... of his long life he exercised with wise discretion, with view to the benefit of those around him. politics Mr Corwen was a Whig. The family were much respected Workington, many of whose inhabitants have Idsl in the deceased gentleman a and warn hearted ...

... from tbe woollen manufacturers of Rochdale to meet him in Paris. With true liberality Mr. Kelsall sent cir- culars to 10 or 12 Whig and Radical manufacturers, and these met in a room of the Wellington Hotel on Monday afternoon, our correspondent being informed ...

... the continental wars, and was a participator in the glorious struggle at Waterloo. At the outset of his political career was Whig, but the repeal of the corn law, as in many other cases, gave a torn to his views, and he has since been ranked as a follower ...

... Republican and Free SoU. Breckenridge. Lane. ( J i l o Douglass. Johnson. Democratic and Pro-Slaterj (Nortuero.) Beil. Everett. Whig and Slavetj. Now, Lincoln and Hamlin are pretty certain to obtain the largest popular vote, is thg may not obtain a clear majonty ...