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... displeasure of fellow Liberals by advocating electoral inaction, or even declaring a possible preference for a Tory over a Whig Government, Similar reasons might now influence Catholics to the adoption of that course or the avowal of that preference. ...
... nt. Mr. business details to Fechter’s first grand cou p willbea translation from Le Bos seu.—“ Edward Yates, in the Northern Whig. THE LaTE Ma a few days of Lord RQUIS OF BREADALBANE.—Within gram reached him Breadalbane’s death, at Lausa from Her nne, a ...
... tendencies will knook Article down to thaw wilL A new element.will thus be Into our elections. It will se longer be the question of Whig, or Tory, or Radical which will the city into turmoil. Snob Magnificent matters se home and foreign polities will be eschewed ...
... appeal was made to on the subject, but with no better result. THE —Ed SENSATION ” OF THE Day. ” is deci Yates, iu the Northern Whig, says Olmat ip the sensation ot the day. Au;body D skould go at once, for be must break bis Le yshatare night, and killa dozen ...
... Corn Exchange men, led on by Mr. George Porter. This year a march was stoles on Mr. Porter's absence in Lredon, mad the old Whig, or the great Blue party, tock possession of Mr. Porter's ward; canvassed actively, and secured the return of their chief ...
... Corn Eschange men, led on by Mr. George Porter. This year • march was etrileu on Mr. Porter's absence in London. and the old Whig. or the great party, hock possession Mr. Porter's ward ; canvassed actively, secured the return of their chief, Mr. Irving ...
... be to mob flabaaribar, • foe the Nib at Tire Meet, at the Boss Camara. HENRY LONEDALE, N.D., HENRY DOBINSON, JM Trewarsee. (Whig. OM. OS OF DISTRESS IN CARLISLE.. ...
... basis of protee- tien; but it did not become the pupil Peel to say so, when he recollected how that statesmen had displaced a Whig Government. lie hoped, the noble lord would, however, give an explanation with his usual frankness; ...
... healthy aspect, and on good land A large section of this esculent on iight i will, ho Wever, never reach more than halfa yield. Whig te is m uch to be lamented as it involves a loss hence a Probability will not be remedied for many years With ting whe Beheroy ...
... the very limited business done stretches over ten coluuanr, of the Northern Whig. The most sauent point the doings on Saturday was an impeachment lrfr Lindsa y- The Whig thus describes the scene — * r. Rea stood up, and emphatically and deliberately ...
... was at first a Tory, because it was the fashion of the day, aid also for his own interests. He afterwards became • Whig, when the Whigs were the majority. At bottom he has neither prineiple nor doctrine, exempt tat of being minister as long as possible ...
... out the Confiscates Act in Missouri. The property liable to whiliesstion is estimated at 00,000,000 dollars. The Rickniond Whig says that the expenses of the Confederate goverament, eines the of the war to the let of August year. amount Ito 347,000,000 ...