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... 1848, the Whigs had to seek out the ablest man they could find to Governor-General Canada, they pitched upon Lord Elgin, notwithstanding his Tory connections. The truth is, that the Tory party was now for season broken up, and that the Whigs might without ...
... Lord John Russell, and the great and powerful Whig families—without which no Whig Government can live- they can live a long time without the support ...
... M.P. for Thetford, tanceedt to the family honour*. While In popular branch the Legialatera, the Inraxtably tided with the Whig party. At Mingo, February 2, from the effect* of falling from hi* hone Into canal, while a dilapidated atone bridge, the Bet ...
... Idth, assert despatch from Port Hudson was read the Confederate Senate, which caused a lively sensation, ana the “Richmond Whig.” the same date, mourns over reverses in the south-west. The New or., press considers these circumstances indicative of the ...
... serious fight would have occurred —both parties being well prepared for battle. The houses of the proprietors of the “Northern Whig,” and that lately occupied the French Consol, were also attacked the mob, and several windows broken. CORRESPONDENTS. Amicus ...
... of woe which has prompted this letter would sink into bis heart, it will into that of her Majesty. Th* Reform Minibtrt.— The Whig* c»me in, but though they came in upon economy, well peace and reform, there wag a power they could not move in the way of ...
... General Jackson’s funeral took place at Richmond on the 12th, with great demonstrations of sorrow and respect. The “Richmond Whig” says—Since the death Washington, similar event has so profoundly and sorrowfully impressed the people of itginia General Jackson’s ...
... the steam oat the Sian. were all tad N..& The ship dos sew rocks that them moil est Ise got oat. Soot No. 2, with some the Whig leaded on the tor* by the ' , toddies ei with the help of tome the got . seemed to a rock to keep time steel from wt. We them ...
... and 1861 but 5,798,967. This gives decrease nearly two and a-half millions iieople in twenty The Lines Trace. —The Norther* Whig of Saturday observes —Transactions in linens have been on a larger scale than during the preceding week, and prices have steadily ...
... Conservative party had never opposed them, but the efforts Mr Pitt, and Lord BoUngbroke before him, bad lieen resisted by the Whigs. had many years ago called attention to the policy of commercial treaties, whioh was then condemned by the member for Rochdale ...
... conveying about 1500 souls, and these almost exclusively belonging the Irish working-classes. The Linen Trade.— The Northern Whig” of Saturday observes :—ln our local trade, have to notice the continued briskness of the linen trade, and the fact that have ...