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... Office, and one and another are named his successor, but there is no interest in these nominations the}* never travel beyond the Whig family circle, that it is simply ringing the changes upon names without any real change or infusion of new blood. ...
... added the further boon of Municipal Ileform, of the most democratic character. In the same spirit, with the same intent, the Whigs mooted, in 1859, the question of the desirability of further organic change: and thus resuscitated party spirit, at time when ...
... Road., and was sbout to tskell lo Neyy Yu.k await the aw.id of the judge, there to decide upon the cases of captured vessel.— Whig ...
... large and populous county; in each esse the vacancy was caused the retirement at Minister, or ell but such ; in each case the Whig 0.-mdidate was earliest ia the field ; ia escheats ; be sustained an ignominious defeat, and the Conservative was r. turned ...
... net typified in that change. He cuts hi» friend of forty years, Ridgway, the hereditary Wishing house of the Holland House whig , whereof the Eiinb'trgh Schoolmaster was the sourest and is the ripest scholar. —Liverpool Alhio/’. LATE INTELLIGENCE ATTEMPTED ...
... High Sheriff of Tyrone for th** ensuing year, and baa Dominated Georg# Alexander Rogers. Esq , to th# sub-sheriff. Northern Whig. The loss of her Majesty's ship Camilla, in i he China seas with all bands, numbering officers and men, is oonfiroieH. A bill ...
... A CO., OcsDauc. WM. B. HUDSON. Paisstowk. WM. MOLLOY, CasruBLAYSEY. MARTIN M‘KITTRICK.Ci«RiOKMACsoss. April, 1861. 9iB TELL WHIG HT’S CELEBRATED DOMESTIC HAMPER: 1 dozen Cut Win- } f For £l. 1 „ „ Tumbler* } .. ' ** r > 4 M H pelr Uec.n .r, (Qu.rU) i ...
... public career in the Lower House, voted on all occasions with the Whig party, and. although unfrequeut speaker in the House of Peers, invariably supported the views and measures of the Whig governments. the death of his father, in October, 1839, he succeeded ...
... and, however the authorities might deny the existence of Itibbonism in the Irish police, yet when an agent was wanted by the Whig Government, the commissioners at once knew where to lay their finger on the proper tool. Mullins was tried for robbery in this ...
... suggestion being that the latter question would bring conflicting opinions.” It may have been but natural that, to the miod of Whig functionary, even objection based on grounds superficial would recommend itself; by reason of the consideration that an admitted ...
... that, ihould 00. he will be Lord Chief Jnstice Cockborn : and ell that it ia eattled lhat the latter judge will be the next Whig Lord Chancellor. Cost the ’ Enctclopxoia Bbitxnnica. 1 London correspondent of the //icerness Courier, writing of the dinner ...
... roents. th.t he was connected with the haul of heroe. who are fa.l disappearing from among th.t he wa. the ..social, of the Whig, and the To.ie._lhe lieutenant of Peel and a lello.-labo.rer of Kussell—that he aided the great work of F.e-form, and then ...