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... unsuccessful attempt to wreck the _Whig _'office , and apparently the other mob was _successful _in pretty _well _wrecking the private _house of the _Whig's proprietor . \ And all this - not _because the Whig ia either Orange ' or Papist , _but ...
... collected after the sermon , sod additional sum of about L. 70 was realised by aera l contributions and sale of tickets.—Northerts Whig. ...
... made to Mr _. GrankV _. _of their support it he would _oppose the Government of Lord • Palmerston _. I Buarcely expect any Whig member will give this _promise . • It _appeals to me thitt the _onlysecunty against the _infamous foreign policy oE Lord John ...
... • ' ' ' , TheChipbeTO _Indians .. Iiad revolted in _Minnesota . ' More troubles were anticipated . ; ' , ' The _EtcKmond' Whig estimates the destruction of cotton since _the- commencement at 400 , 000 to 600 , 000 _bales . . ' , ' - . . NEW YOBK , , ...
... retired . The _residence of Mr F . D . Finlay , o £ the _Northern Whig , was severely damaged by the mob ; and it was only the presence of a strong force of police that saved the office of the Whig from the outrageous attentions of . the _populace . Mr Finloy ...
... domiciled , gave the _question a wider range , and for _the first time _found _sympathy and support for _their opinions . - _Whig and Tory , Liberal and _Conservative , _Established and _Free Churchmen , forgot fora time _the-wide gulfs which separated ...
... Church when, in 1848, Bumner was made Archbishop of j Canterbury. The Tories bad raised him to ' the see Chester; it was the Whigs who conferred upon him the higher dignity. There j were just then a few faint symptoms of that recoil i from the extreme views ...
... Kinsale, and of great influence in the locality During the active portion of his career lie w5s an ardent politician on the Whig side, asd always took a leading part in the electoas for the borough of Kinsale, He was himself elected member without opposition ...
... that persons who _here _merely declared their intention to _become cili _/ ensarc not liable to be drafted . _The Etclmond Whig estimates the destruction of cotton since the _commencement of the war at ( _rein 40 , 000 to 60 , 000 _bales _. I , stest ...
... _1 _''the' _a _' _ctive _' _; _por _• _ti _6 _ti _'• or _i _flis career _he was ' . an _indent , _• politician _ on _ the-Whig . _ side . _. and | alway ' stook a ' • teadu ) _Rlpait' ; _iai . the _. ; erections for ihe ' : _bdrongh'' 6 f ' KinEaIe ...
... the world by the subtlety of his diplomacy, nor con- vulse the Church by the rigidity of his decrees. The calculations of the Whig statesman have been justified by the event. Through the fourteen years of his archiepiscopate Dr Samner has been conspicuously ...
... her _astonished and faithless husband . The scene that _occurred can be _imagined more _easily than described _ _Northern _. Whig . THE _EXTKAOEDISAKY CASE OF _WHOLESALE _l-OlsosiKG . —SirGeorge _Grey , the Home Secretary , lias at length determined that ...