... the genuine Whigs the old whilst, on the other hand, modern Whig gory his degen rated into a mongiel mixture of lindiculisin and Despicable, as they are degenerate, are the political intriguers who now arrogate to them selves the name of Whigs,—standing ...

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... *• The O’Neill” —is too much for a head not naturally very strong. ” Tho O* Donoghuo’s ” name has been his ruin.— Northern Whig. A Hack for Life.— The unprecedented rapidity with w'hich tho mails received the Africa were transmitted to London affords ...

... staff, and the stars and bars displayed. The Tories were urging on the popular feeling in the hope of getting power, and the Whigs were striving to outdo them. in ordorto retain it. The London Times, at first doubtful to our right, having changed front after ...

... the deed do:;e, practically neither more nor less than quoting Mr. Hall’s expulsion in vindication of itself! The Northern Whig, when referring to this subject, truly remarks that, if the resolution alluded to had been one of the fundamental rules of ...

... read out the assembled officers of the garrison by Colonel Brunker. The finding of the court was complete acquittal. —Northern Whig. Allowance Soldiers’ Wives and Children.— It has been published, for general information, with reference to the embarkation ...

... boiling soap seven or eight o’clock iu the evening, and had then left and locked up the premises, thinking everything was right.— Whig. Tub State of the West.—Dbectatioji to the ORIt Llßl -Hi» Kzovilcnojr received, by on Tuesday, a deputation from parishes of ...

... The naval committee has reported on the bill lor the construction of twenty meil clad ateain gunboat«. . • t The Richmond Whig, alluding the .inking of vessels at Cbarleaton. says the North baa taken lire firat step towards making Charleston an excellent ...

... the guard the goods* train which was iu.i into, guilty of manslaughter, and warrants were issue.! lor apprehension.— N>rth~rn Whig. British Exports to France —The Uuzrtte contains novel feature —a table exports from the United Kingdom to France in and ’6l ...

... ih. guard of l ie which -a. rut. iolo. guilty of man.laughter and warrant! were issued for their appreheusloo-AortA ■ ern Whig The Frio Canal 364 milea long, conceding lh. ureal Lakes of America with the Rieer Hudson and N.: York, carried las. season ...

... Minute will probably produce a Parliamentary melee, in which Sir j. Pakington will side with Mr. Lowe, and some of the old Whigs will rally to Mr. Henley. Upon American affairs the leaders of the Opposition have perhaps not yet made up their minds whether ...

... nearest port their own country or to some nearer destination.” Oxford Election.— Cl ...