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... yolng), O4 pof which ground alnthecstyfosrou achna bei can be ?? ha are lEdtorily, ~ e Qfo~wa' h ?? 'Off the.,dayo. of the, Whigs, Tories, pcud RadIas.' the -We-Ado. not boloelityhtl't ti'ere ?? tt'~part 'the of the bribery and-intimidation pracitised; ...
... building was filled with workers, the loss of life might have been great. . SUDDEN DEkTH. or Ma CHkAR.Es BLACKWOOD. -The Northern Whig announces the sudden death of Mr Charles Blackwood, victualler and poulterer, Corn Market, which occurred in Edin- burgh on ...
... - h? 114 i ? sl , I - -- 16tu Itral ..I.9 ut, ?? - CATCkIN}G .uE TnAINN. --An Unfrequent Traveller writes to the Northern Whig as fol- lows:-_I hope you will allow me to make known to the public the zeal of the proprietor of the Charlemout Arms Hotel ...
... DINING AT GREENWICH. Edmund Yates, the Looker-on in London in the Northern Whig, writes:-I think you will give us Loncloners credit for trying, by making much row, to prevent our visitors, be they fo- reigners or country people, from being taken in ...
... Government, and it had been the practice of this Government to recognise de Jfcto Govern. ments. In less than a twelvemonth a Whig Government, because it had suited its purposes, had recognised Belgium ; and it would not do to say that the civil war mas ...
... Ith-ad been. the pracice oof this Gov~rnr-, Wient ~tor recogniso' de faeoto GovernmentW. Ina 'less than ' tqiekie knolthe A~ Whig Gijvernaaeat,, beo use it'had 'vssted., n Its`W puspcee, haad, itcgle ejdia~ ffwould not do to; etsad say thiat' he civil war ...
... any army kaown to 'history, and that it will be aproudboaathencefortbto belong ,to the army of the Potomac. Tie Bicl1onrd Whig of the 28th ult, says:- We are without the information we expected to possess -and to impart to our readers this morning ...
... cache with the interest of the Carlton Club ; but Mr Aytoun came neither through the Carltoni Club influence nor throuigh a Whig clique; hut he came forward independently. He spoke honestly, candidly, and iudependently, and had shown that he would make ...
... calculae toqosst h proslperity of Scotland, or when ito patriotiona was to be put wv forth, voted as oen man, whether they wvere Whigs or w Tories, (Applause.) Tiost was what ho wanted to work P. out in Ireland. (Hoar, hear.) Sense of the Irish memubers di voted ...