... brought them back to the place of their former labours immediately on her arrival, after several week's absence? —Northern Whig. AND Fins —While at the Junction we witnessed a practical illustration of Freedom v. Slavery. A very dilapidated darkey, whose ...

... gentleman was an assenting party to the abrogation of o, - tract O'Brien said that the sooner they got rid of crafty scLmin Whigs, the authors of the injustice, the better. his pleasure at the .pirn shown by the meeting, stating his opinion that the act ...

... mild character, is passing through its natural course and the eruption is now disappearing. Rio SON OR IRSTINcTT—The Northern Whig 81111— An entratintiatry inst ,nee of very remarkable instinct, which antainly approaches almost the bounds of reason, in ...

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... is however pre- ceptible in the latter district (Rhuddlan) which always, si up to the-present election was the stronghold of Whig- , gery and extreme opinions.. The final close of the poll tl at 5 o'clock was telegraphed.to us as follows:- ti Grosvenor ...

... preventing him from re going on in the path that every Government p must follow, I do not care whether they call i themselves Whig or Tory-(cheers). Now, is ir it to the advantage of honourable gentlemen a' opposite that they should place themselves in this ...

... question. Instead of cavilling with the Whig patronage of Victor Emmanuel, which under other oireumstances Lord Derby would have done, his Lordship simply declared his adhesion to the Italian policy of the Whigs, and his desire to maintain the kingdom ...

... supporting Conservative principles -, the honourable gentleman had been a protectionist; be had a son-protectionist; had been a whig; be had freetrader; and what whs be now? (Cheers.) was not aware whether that gentleman was then present, but was in the n ...

... care which. If they resigned, the subsidy would be restored by their successors (applause). If there was a dissolution tbe Whig candidate would met at every hustings throughout Ireland and confronted by the indignant electors, who would say, Sir, you ...

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... his virulent displeasure with the Government of which he is not a member, could surprise neither side. When an aristocratic Whig does break loose from the allegiance by virtue of which he gained his seat, there is no length of obstinate antagonism to which ...

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