... how many acts have been cunningly directed against her hereditary Whig bondsmen are beginning to free themselves. hey are using their opportunities. They arc strenuously opposing thc Whigs. They arc striving for that strong Conservative Government a sot ...

... White in Longford they will lose all the Protestants in Ireland ; but as the Cou* servative party is not answerable for the Whigs having chosen to disgust their old friends of the Irish brigade, 1 think they will feel that they may take help from any quarter ...

... brought the tram to standstill before any harm done. The coasoijucncer, however, niigh have boon most serious uatu'A-.— S'urthem Whig. Potatoes.—We have just received specimen of early potatoes, grown Mr. J. Henderson, gardener, at Ar lua’ea. The specimen in ...

... following is a of Conservatives and Whig-! the general election of 1869 lent of the gains and losaes •Radicals respectively, eince GaIKS. Dartmouth 1 Taunton 1 Aylesbury Ayrshire 1 Beverley 1 Londonderry I Harwich 1 Whig-Radical Gains. Bodmin .•••.. Berwick ...

... serious disasters, but in the heart of a jicople resolved to free dieastera only stimulate to increased exertions. The Richmond Whig thinks Jefferson Davis’s Go- Temmcnt the most lamentable failure in history, and thinks the helm should be surrendered to abler ...