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... and behaved remarkably weU during the remainder of the proceedings. curates' salaries and ladies' crinolines. The Northern Whig reports another curious scene which took place at a recent meeting of the Cork Town Council:— Mr Sheehan referred to a letter ...
... they were now to advertise for a pure thorough-bred young Whig they would have as much difficulty in finding one and rearing him as they would with an infant gorilla. (Much laughter.) The Whigs, like certain Easterii potentates, having no issue of tbeir ...
... before the impetuous charge of the Southerners, and the battle soon became a rout.” The following account is from the liichmond Whig of the The battle of Bull’s Run opened throwing out heavy artillery and small field-pieces at eight o’clock in Hie morning ...
... members the burden and responsibility of the appropriation of millions of money. this matter there has been no improvement, and Whigs and Tories , seem to have been both alike culpai le. the Government had decliucd to occupy the time of the House in considering ...
... both of corn and straw. Several early 'fields are already cut. All now depends on the weather for the next two woeks.—Northern Whig. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S ANNITAL Snow. --On Thursday the Great National Cattle Show was opened to the public, and it far ...
... the apathy engendered by a six months' close attendance in St. Stephen's, and the anxiety of members to have done with it. Whigs have always been proverbial for watching the opportunity, and have generally succeeded in getting some quiet sinecures, in ...
... belonged to Lord Derby, it will now belong to Lord Palmerston. Such is the way in which the drama of The Rivals is played by Whig politicians. ...
... are depicted perfect beings, and (what everybody knows perfectly true) invariably successful in their elections; while the Whigs—but refer the reader the story, which ice have no doubt will ere long published three-volume novel. The Royal Academy and the ...
... To lie is the representatives the | CRINOLINES. ng!’ i room ready for the instantaneous telegrams ; be received The Northern Whig reports @ curious scen with their despatch from the Con took place at a recent meeting of the Cor layed upon the mind seems ...
... Such things are never mentioned in the public journals here. Blondinism.— Apropos Blondin's extraordinary feats, the Northern Whig observes: —A celebrated steeple-climber once analysed the process by which he achieved the faculty of standing with perfect ...
... penis an vsy that how to war N witNa, ley the wimp. poeitiess we sow oar a We are taw to M se. • Stilt, we take the holism et Whig and. is oar present send** wens gaits as prose as &waft nothing as to the trot *Wm or souls am. • el *aisles from a merchant ...
... both of corn and straw. Several early fields are already cut. All now depends on the weather for the next two weeks.— Bel/ast Whig* The French Harvest. —The harvest, which is being made up during the present fine weather, will be brought home dry, which ...