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... mush rather than too little rent, having regard to the actual state of their farms and the pre. lion nature of their If °Whigs. c °nom jot. A SALE Or t ax tit GREAT PARK. —This annual sale of HiAltland Scots in Windsor Great Park, by direction of his ...
... wrong-doings of the other would be lost. (Hear, hear.) If we did annihilate party and confoUnd the nstural distinctions between Whig and Tory—if we acktowledged that Conservatism and Liberalism were all the mime, lie should at once fall into fathomless depths ...
... he made his great forensic speech for the defendant in the celebrated case of Norton v. Lord Melbourne. On the return of the Whig party to office in June, 1846, after the resigtuition of the late Sir Robert Peel, Lord Campbell joined the Cabinet, and was ...
... member also supported the Ballot Bill, the introduction of which , was generally anticipated as a time of fun frolic ; but the Whig Government had agre.ad with the Opposition that that bill should never pass its first reading. He looked upon the ballot as ...
... at Colchester on Thursday night. Major Beresford spoke vigorously in favour of main' taining the old party distinctions of Whig and I Tory, in reply to Lord Robert Montagu's recent I speech, condemning party-spirit as the bane of the country. The gallant ...
... with the English and Scotch markets. General business in Belfast has been exhibiting stirring activity all the week —Belfast Whig. MURDER NEAR TUAM.—We regret we Lave to record a fearful murder which took place within one mile of Tuam, an the ()Inflames-road ...
... and neighbouring distrists. As usual, the Irish prieste arc the chief speekerst In reference to this subject, the Norther* Whig says:—The partial failure of the potatoe crop this season has fallen with great severity on the ;plan farmers and day labourers ...
... upwards of 100 stooks of corn swept away. The loss to the farmers at both places will no doubt be very heavy. —Northers Daily Whig. FANIINR IN THR LAND.—Such is the alarming heading under which the Col k Examiner directs public attention to the defective ...
... of his father, and two years afterwards he was returned Various opinions had been expressed, and various for Carlisle on the Whig principles. His abilities soon o, intone would be expreased, on the new educational became apparent after lie entered the House ...
... The number of the enemy engaged is estimated at between 5,000 and 10,000 while our force little exceeded 3,500. The Richmond Whig calls the fight a skirmish of first-rate proportions. The Provost Marshal reports having buried 983 of the enemy. The Southern ...
... Ft 6 Sergt. Groves, sth D island almut 3 o'clock. It is understood to he the El i.olley. Private Bunting, 49th Ft 5 Sergi. /Whig, sth I). . i intention of the Government to erect a breakwater . Parsons, ssi 0 4 prvaie J. F. Brown, 11th D 7 on the coast ...