... far into this question. Now,with referenceto\\ higintimidation 1 and Whig domination. I was much struck with one point in these gentlemen’s addresses. _ They say the borough is under Whig domination—that has suffered from domination—(A Voice from the Co ...

... e of the indiscreet baste of the Dover Packet Committee to fix a stigma Churchviri. ami punish him for haring ejected two Whigs from D)ver. that, under this fright about the danger the Protestant dynasty, they fled from their duty; and lam air astonished ...

... the fame of its author a parliamentary orator. Pitt died within the year ; with his death bis party was broken up, and the Whigs, under Fox and Grenville, came into office. this ministry, which is familiarly known that all the talents,” Lord Henry Petty ...

... made judge the (.ju-en's i'.eiieh under the(tovernmeiit of Ist I Mellmurne. The gentleman, as iud.*-d from his promotion, life Whig, juH got m-wre hut umtucessful contest for I'lildni I idvtrslty with the present Lord Chief Justice and Kecurder Shaw. The ...

... elevation the Him. Wm. G. Cavendish. M.P., to the House Lords, by the death Ins father Lord Chesbam. The late Lord Chesbam was Whig in politics, and was true follower bis party. From his amiable manners and feelings to all those who had occasion meet him ...

... ; and he was not surprised to hear the naval officers at Devonpcrt protest against the manner in which few high influential Whig families contrived to monopolise the great prizes in the navy. The noble lord iiad alluded to the high honour which a naval ...

... Wutl8 °t -a” pliliciaiis to clearly policy enough to account it that the Conservative ' not political reform Whigs aro reform to to the Whig But lot revert their traditional nation Mr fill them la °l “ j be Tb lo Jlo iiet -h’O'l b -h u-i I- l ol it lb ...

... intimidate the hon candidate on to speak of 1 1 Mil to Liberal! J J krtk to become with Whig bruah high character for fidelity of purpose spoke of I compact Whig Radicri in Willi’ Rooms in 1859 purpose of 1 Derby from power compared Reform Bill brought ...

... themselves Seymour able appointment Whig to bo forward to his pises be if no in time follow all the years gat for Dsvon-port her Urge tarosd into mere boroogh cf to force town naked long condition of last to Whig promotion Sir Michael Seymour Admiralty ...

... supplied with means for the present demand, and his fbture policy remains undecided. New York. March l»th (Eremng).—The Richmond Whig says The bombardment Port Hudson commenced two o’clock the 14th instant. At twelve o’clock at night a desperate engagement ...

... no disposition the part of the Federals to recew the conflict. Great anxiety exists for further intelligence.” The Richmond Whig asserts that the have withdrawn their forces from the peninsula opposite Vicksburg, and have cut the levee, turning the water ...

... catholic bishop, and sent volley after volley into his house. The houses of the French Consul and the proprietor of the Northern Whig were also attacked. During these proceedings, it would seem, the mob had taken advantage the absence of tbe police, there was ...