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... 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 ...
... Bill—the Ministry already find themselves disabled and impotent. The year 1861 repeating the political phenomena of 1841. A Whig Cabinet is again tottering tc its fall, and period of ignominious polmcal bankruptcy is heralding and paving the way for its ...
... m lion the Usurpation, the Restoration, and the the water’s edge, overtopped on t pp Gul nleM ° be ,’” side. ...
... itself ; and O Hagan has in this case, unlortunate chance, attracted to himself. Ills annoying, but it due* aenou* arm Northern Whig. V. ...
... home sff.irs (laughter You Whigs Imre had power .ioce 1833 You pledged you.sell to economy an retrenchment, but hare ne.er seen you carry out The expenditure 1836 amounted to little more than 000 000f .-year . b.t - You Whigs h.ve ra.de ag-eat many re ...
... tur Even Mr Bright bad no. a .tngle aa c. local They ,i el, diff.-ent throw at the occupant, of the T-e..ury «C « o( lhe Whig., and with that of the their breach of faith with him, d, CU,, ° ,i„ they have nothing in common. The, .how consequently, tame ...
... second class fo.lowed their example. Lord Pal* merstou’a absence may, however, be accounted for by indispusitiou. Tuirtyativo Whigs did not vote at all, and nine professed Liberals voted for the previous (jneotioos. ■THE WAR IN NEW ZEALAND. The uativ.’B m ...
... disadvantage. The Liberal patty in Ireland seem to t.ke pride in playing into the hstnla of the Torie. ju.t now. Tiny not love the Whig. ; but have they sny cause love the Tories ? They •re sending their opponent, to parliament allow their indifference to Whlggety ...
... slightest obstacle his making hi. wife as miserable a. may think gi—Ssttarduy R'Vuw. THE CONVICT ENGLAND (From the Northern Whig.) The Cjnic phil«..-l>'> P'* W . • htl ...
... civil bill, .t ••■‘ of Mr. Doogla. and offict , increase of patronage placing * legislative action iu the matter, Mr, William Whig per.onuance remarkable contrast An will sou, capacity of administrator, this profession. Last week London Jour consent, be ...