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... of very different calibre to the obstinate and unperceiving, though respectable, old Whig who now fills that post. We want, in fact, a STANLEY there; and if the Whigs cannot find us his equal, they must somehow put him there, for the sake of both India ...

... leave. Ho was a Most popular member of Killultagh Hunt, every member which will sincerely deplore his untimely lota Northern Whig. Tata letter from a oorrerapondent at North Shields, dated Thursday, says: aNo word of the Lifeguard steamship, which left ...

... South-West he declared all concentrate troops the bank Mississippi will conferences with Generals in Arkansas addressed letter Whig stating never entertain proposition from quarter for its any conditions whatever Examiner considers to suppose Confederate ...

... changing scene, Nor women with the fashion : There's still a rage for crinoline, And lo le 's the mute' -passion. Still do the Whigs on Quarter-day Appear extremely jolly; Still the great Quaker loves to bray Long erns of utter folly. There are some who delight ...

... had been called. Mr Crampton had been '* Whig and something morn** when, in 1832, bo became candidate for tbe representation of Dublin as colleague of the late Hon Frederick Ponsonby. On that occasion the Whigs, whose Reform Bill had given second member ...

... in some of the gardens strawberries are blooming without shelter of any kind. — Sir Henry Young, who came forward a aecond Whig c.mdidate for Tutnes, has intimated hie retirement, and Mr. Alfred Seymour, who has secured p‘tronage of the Duke of Somerset ...

... m fed—he woad if its author that even the II eta Mialleete would stop the machia• Wes Tle leaned there was one instance Ms *Whig up of the thee for the year the hours heyeed the ninal short new And what was the cause of that? he teepesce. At lest that ...

... he declared that West Tennessee must held at all hazards. The Governor of Virginia has addressed a letter to the Richmond Whig,” stating Virginia will never entertain any propositions from any quarter, having for its object the restoration tbe Union ...

... the death of Mr. Deedes ; Sir Norton J. Kuafcchbull is the Conservative candidate, and Sir E. C. Dering is supported by the Whigs- The results of the canvass aro said to be in favour of the former, although great and persevering exertions will be required ...

... series of lies, treachery, and corruption. It was the most shameless piece of national immorality witnessed in our days. 3. The Whig government of England, I mean Lord Palmerston's government, was fully aware of all that was going on ; and aided and abetted ...

... very limited business done stretches over ten columns iof the Jforthern Whig. The most salient point the i councillor’s doings Saturday was imjieacbmeiit” uf aMr Lindsay. The Whig thus describes the scene“ Mr Rea stood up, and emphatically and deliberately ...