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... established a few weeks ago, in great po through the disinterested and philanthropic efforts of Mr Finlay, of the Northern Whig, continues to prove as ;Jest a blessing to the unfortunate in the community as it 1% as expected to do. lhirin.2 the fortnight ...

... Somers and Lord Monson; and if the Tory should comb in, be it so; that result of the fight woald clearly be at the haughty Whig's door, and be no fault of Mr Wilkinson. It is just possible that Wil- kinson may win if all three candidates stand, -f6r the ...

... hold conferences w th the Confederate Generals in Arkansas. The Governor of Virginia has addressed a letter to the Riclanomd Whig stating that Virginia will never entertain any proposition front any quarter having for its object the restoration of the Union ...

... and, except his Bill for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, his name is undistinguished in Parliamentary annals. When the Whigs had a , to serve, when the seals of office glittered in _ eyes, and they wanted to secure them, they had a standing toast at ...

... the member for Oxford, to distinguish it from the speeches which other members of Parliament have recently been delivering. Whig and Tory all agree to do honour to the admirable patience of Lancashire, and generally also iu approving the policy of the ...

... THE BELFAST BEAR GARDEN. We take the following from the columns of the Yorthern Whig. It forms part of a Town Coan- cil report extending to nearly eight columns, of which the hero is a fellow named Rea, and this is how he gets on:- The MAYOR-Tile question ...

... LATE RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT WINCHBURGH. REPORT BY THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR. The newspaper in this city in especial favour w with Whig clerks was enabled on Saturday, t7 through their services, to publish the following El official report on the late railway ...

... ai stnt in a Bill recommending a loan of 900,000,000 dollars. IT must be regarded by our Conservative and U not a few of our Whig friends as a dreadful d, calamity that the Revenue Returns of the past c year should show an increase of two round t millions ...

... thieves and cut-throats that Lincoln has sent to subjugate them. Under the head of Latest from Fredericksburg, the Riehtne,4 Whig of the 18th December says : Matters are comparatively quiet in the neighbourhood of Fredericksburg. A report was brought by ...

... unacquainted with the ways of wielding it. To the operation of this cause we must partly attribute the ill-success of the Whigs after the passing of the Reform Bill, which removed the proscription under which they had antlered exclusion nut only front ...

... thieves and cut-throats that Lincoln has sent to subjugate them. Under the bead of Latest from Fredericksburg, the Richmond Whig of the 18th December says : Matters are comparatively quiet in the neighbourhood of Fredericksburg. A report was brought ...