... it wns in reality. Bat Hie i A List of Portraits now-hi course of prepato.toa ra . , . - ' called IMifiious Equality, and Whig rule-or misrule-in Ire- in its assu;n ptionB, and untrue its faets. But rflcnt mi«y ami Zfiv i 0 t>y«SITI3JiS!SrT3 ««.-etod ...

... look for tho returns of the enumerator as wc do for the declaration of the Mayor on the day after tremendous contest between Whig and Tory recent census happened to place Cincinnati 2,110 below St. Louis the great national poll. Its citizens protested against ...

... our warning will, putting buyers their guard, l»e effectual preventing such fraudulent speculation from succeeding. A or!hern Whig. The Red Indians.—A communication from Fort Walla Walla. Washington ’territory, gives the following harrowing massacre of emigrants ...

... register.” It is abundantly evident that the leaders of the old Whig party have at length resolved making terms with democracy. Mr. Gladstone's last Budget confirms the inference to be deduced from whig treachery towards the Church, that, presence of choice between ...

... iust receivwl should teftch the party n little cautio.i. and Ihu. in the next fe# month*, ►ome honourahe men originated a Whig leader, upon the prli.ciple Ibatlf throw quactitv of dirt some of it will tck. and greedily caught the noisy pack of Uaditmltradmg ...

... to great grandfather and great grandmother (laughter) The defendant and his father belonged to that old dying oat party the Whigs (laughter); a party who looked to their past services to make for their present demerits (renewed laughter); but if he was ...

... noDular feeling in Ireland to Sovereigns and Vicero.vs m°fch ehanve. * William IV., Sovereign highlv popular in England with the Whig. Liberal, and middle classes, was not much more loved In Ireland than his predecessor. 11 ™ till the accession of her Majesty ...

... the Hich the* P, , ( lmt onlv at the expense of ins onnntat.on iroiitica t ,, Whigs l.ar'e gamed moral • ,. ,t 0 they expect aatis'y their end hy of , The , the advanced whigs, afford to Peform-Tf are content to the humble satellites of the I, f ,Ti'v lo' ...

... they should all band together to support him in Parliament ■ to oppose the abolition of Church rates, and to turn out ! the Whigs (laughter). (the Rev. gentleman) did not wish } to offer »i opinion whether Mr. Disraeli was politically right wrong, he would ...