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... hoped that the Government will not allow the minds the ignorant to be disturbed and inflamed, as they did in 1843. The Northern Whig, referring to the same subject in . . its commercial article says : The excitement ?hat prevailed in mercantile circler today ...
... Conservative Government, but, by and bye, will establish a party of his own composed of the advanced Conservatives and moderate Whigs. Many think Lord Stanley will be Lord Palmerston's successor, and some day the head of a strong Government composed of the ...
... Prisoner left lirst, then the young man, ed I iiestt, awl went home. I gave up the things through fear of the exposure of Whig taken up on suck a charge. I did not my friend's of whet bad liappeov.l, Wow* 1 timid THE CAMlrßitt. LEADER, RA - iok for shame ...
... 000 Enfield rifles conveyed by the Melbourne are intended for the militia.- Observer. THE LINEN TRADE.—The Belfast Northern Whig of Saturday gives a very gloomy account of the effect of the American war upon the linen trade of Ulster. The prices of wheaten ...
... Conservative condidate, was returned by a majority of upwards of 300; the numbers for him being 1661, while the numbers for bis Whig op- ponent, Mr. Brassey, jun., were 1338. This is the second of the four new seats that have now been gained in the Conservative ...
... amongst all classes of the community. The Morning Chronicle says :—At the time when the Prince's marriage was contracted, the Whigs were in power, under Lord Melbourne, who proposed, through Lord John Russell, in the House of Commons, a Parliamentary grant ...
... 4retest porlarity nmongit all etamises of ti community. Morning (Vironicte says :--At the the Prince's marriage was contracted, Whigs power, under Lord Melbourne*, provosts!, through Lord John Russell, the House of Commons, a Parliamentary of 50,0031. a year ...
... prisoner. The being mild what lii IPA to say in defence, h i . the a poker in the , bY MA • • .. ' , lse orteeerikevedt iM - Whig had the misfortune ooe.—Yhbleiy turned a verdict of unlawfully wounding.—Mr William Agustue Bird, surgeon, proved that he had ...
... opinion, reno with then add before the of Jaren it neemeary for our emillesmoset toper bade it. ageing peeler does not either Whig Slidcidi and Mason, or of their speedy render, dr con -1 We draw is that the madness poreinoni:7oif * already fallen Re- The ...