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... HE WHIG! ND THE PRESS. ‘From the Union.) We should have been very well content to allow the case of the British Star to rest upon its own merits, but the animated debate in the House of Commons last Friday, invites a second reference, while the defence ...
... Whig OMIT OF nos AT TI Z CUSTOM HOUSL. Dna Day • IS bit 0 lachea. THURSDAY, JULY 17, DM. Tux New York correspondent of the Time mentions that the defeat of General M*Clellan bad a most depressing effect on the spirits of the populace, at New York ...
... the Whigs, Irish constituencies ought to up and stirring, and have their candidates prepared. There is not a moment to be lost. The Whig candidates mu-t be scouted wherever they appear—no matter how specious their promises. •• Out with the Whigs must ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG> BELFAS THE EDITOH OF THE MOKTHEBK WHIG. Dear Sir, —Will you allow roe, through your journal, to direct Attention of the proper RUthoritiee to practice which may aoine day cauee •crioue, perhaps a fatal, accident, and of which to-day ...
... DEFEAT OF THE WHIGS. nißht, in of 234, the Mas* iainul (iafmt by jnajoritv of lota (bon 92 Totes. The qacrtivp naatfcc fefdirg the Biitith Bill, MAT 24, IBM which was moved by the Ch mcellor of the Exchequer. The object of the bill was to enable the trustee* ...
... THE WHIG TRIUMPH. Tuesday evening the Palmerston government shipwreck and utter defeat some of sort bungling which has not yet been explained, but which appears Ik; attributable in some measure t> the conduct Mr. W'alpole. and his refusal to his amendment ...
... THE WHIG, BELFAS ...
... tiie Whig**. Lord Palmerston replied Mr. Disraeli ej»eecli tall (he fi- rceat and most sartsa’ic invictiTe, c.irrying the House with him, Lot hi» argutueiitB,hut tl:e ridicule heaped his But him beware, PISHAELI in his match, and will aure rep.«y the ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE POPE. The debate initiated by Sir George Bowyer, full summary of which reached us by telegraph in time for our late edition last week, was remarkable for the speeches delivered by Mr. Gladstone against the Papal Sovereignty, and by Lord ...
... THE WHIGS AND TORIES. To the Editor of the Kilkenny Journal in, Wednesday. Sir—l hftfe te'id article in day’s Journal the tru»* policy for IreUnd, with much pleasure. Till was more hopeful «»f the Whigs than of the Tories ; u«t llmt 1 liked either, hot ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. asoaognM, aanbarv, bands of polar dogs and baara, and atbor aMblaaiatiial illaattatUanai iwddaot in Arena royagaa. Ua ooraiaa ia a waalharad broaob dimiaiaMog an oatagoaal pktidna, iaat 9 iaebaa in diamatar. span ia to stand tba atatoa ...
... THE WHIGS IN UANGKU. The election for the county of Oxford, for which cy f»eently occurred the d»*atii of Mr. ...