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... and Jame Macdooald. who lad bout remands. foe uttering coosterteit half-crowing to Mrs. hogstam, were mak t up; and the CAS'. Whig complete. they were further remanded to sec The Mint authorities would prosecute. Sam ford's Coate fett4 *Woo. ...
... England's opponents, in recommending disarmament, in finding fault with everything that England has done, or can do, under Whig or Tory ; when it found they have never done anything for economy, except to abuse expenditure, they have ceased to be dangerous ...
... Viceroy of Egypt, requesting him to visit Belfast, and to accept cf a banquet from the inhabitants on the occasion.— Northern Whig. The accounts the harvest, which has already begun in the South of Frauce, are not satisfactory. The hoj>es of superabundant ...
... the Committee. —E\chi patients have tS^ Vt, eTr. ’ haVe V r, i* 1 tt donation of from Jlcnry H. Treby, Esq., towards the new whig. Petitions.— 1 the House L ...
... paragraph on Mr. Potts' resent landl escapade. Our contemporary demure to our description of sutiai the hon. gentleman as a Whig in the disguise of a nondescript Croue Conservetive. Be refers to Mr. Potts' addreas to the electors plain of BaSrntapls at ...
... Is there as apprehension that thee will execute a coup rretat, and make Lord Ranelagh Military Dictator Does our Liberal - Whig - Conservative Premier quiver with terror at the possibility of having to make up his miud what answer to give to a demand ...
... Seeretaryat War, left the House of commons •boot one o'clock on his way home to Kent-house, at Knightsbridge. He haled a cab in Whig,: street, and was stoma to step into it, when * gentleman walked up, and, not knowing that the vehicle was enga ge d by the ...
... revenue, and maintains that Mr. Laing’s accounts, if properly corrected, would show a deficit for the last three vears. But Whig finance always was *“a muddle.” Sir Charles Wood’s merely formal vote for carrying on the Indian Government has been of course ...
... kiwi which gam rim to ousto alarm several weeks u.i.n id. and ant moans he Owe back. Indeed, the Russian Government exhibits Whig slue,* Own roma Ids eideatn at mesa the wet febrile *suety to r° we do. htical intelligence from either enticing or A RoIIATTIO ...
... His truth. It now only remained for him to urge upon them to support, by eve means in their power, the good and blessed cause whig had brought them together. The people of Ireland had a strong claim upon them, and looking at what had already been accomplished ...
... evinced clearness of head and decision in the offices which he filled as magistrate. &c. lie was a keen p ditician and strong Whig partizan, but in private life ho threw off all feeling of this kind, and met his opponents in pleasant and courteous companionship ...