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... completed, and is below Fort Darling The Richmond Whig gays that if electioneering assertions could be believed, the result of the Northern elections would equal to the declaration of peace ; but the Whig places confidence in these assertions. Southern ...
... repaired, and wear double the time. They XA. are mutable fr all S«4«omj*, bu* are fM|.i-ciully excellent for Winter Wear, Whig, from the n iture of the material, thoroughly waterproof, thereby keeping the feet «!»y comfurtuble. ’ending to prevent Colds ...
... ', FOU CASH. .frr ! 7 illcll ,Kl ,»h o. C. ITT I NT., li„„ heads cast on, >Ol4 per yd. ROMFORD GUATb-S.‘ii*! iwr mch, SAMI WHIG UTS. 9.1. * J 4-ljuh half round SIIUTING (out out). poryard. UUIi'KS. ». r doirn. ‘! l .v (in the clear), „ SASH I'ASTIC.N ...
... these gentlemen,” said the Devonport Councillor, to far greater than the appetite of the whale that swallowed Jonah. Why, these Whig Radicals would have swallowed not only Jonah, but the shipmaster and the marines, and Joppa and Nineveh into the bargain.” ...
... •ttp. ! •’-.V CN.lly U(U lilt- nrrHt .ju.m.in HDu* lii.m air.l «uul «M iu tbe advanctmnil .i tli.it gnat scheme—whether Whig, Tory, or Radical—he would civ*» hie eimport. H»* had great pleasure in proposing U. W. Derry I.- M fur the year. —The motiuu ...
... has done has duty without interest, one way or another. He lias treated the Whigs just as he has treated the Tories ; and he has treated the Tories just as he has treated the Whigs. Therefore, Ido say that he is the best person you can now choose for your ...
... bolioves and every man who has any sense , • j..*. i, sJi. . “ Hie selte-h, grasping, and assuming eonduet of >* . • • “ thv* Whig U.ulieal party, to statu! against their '•* • i.i n ...
... prevented it; and contended that every man who was actuated the same feelings and motives himself should stand out against such Whig anti Radical domineering—(hear, hear, and with a storm of hisses and groans). Ho admitted that the gentleman proposed otheir ...
... communication with the town but that person whose heart and soul was absorbed in the advancement of that great scheme—whether Whig, Tory, ILwlical—he would give his support. hud great pleasure iu proposing R. W. Derry to Mayor for the ensuing year. —The ...
... was not dene, tlie speik- r knew that—(laughter). The appointments would according .1 man's c-olonis, and given either to Whig Tory the oaf might be—(llL-»M*m*: ** S • ii ought (great laughter). Tim .a had pfomised spend .fId.UOO .t'ilf.O'M) for the ...
... speaker’s) own eloquence, or of HarriVs eloquence —(laughter)—they had the man before them ; ami matter what might called—whether Whig, Tory, a Radical, or wliat is termed fashionable sort of politician—a Libend-Conservative (laughter) —be (Mr Bowden) firmly ...
... * n.. . '-’'‘tr-.a.ls should would »*e present at the estimates, and light the qnes- j i, Tones, and s,nl Derby’s with the Whigs ; the [ -tations. ' ~.,. t » y , ' , , t,, '■ , ' ti«,n out in detail, it would probably l>c more use presenoe in tbe **f several ...