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... the influence which Mr. Barbour have possessed was found wanting when appeared before the constituency as a supporter of the Whigs His opponent, Mr. Veruor, was comparatively unknown the constituency ; commenced his canvass the eleventh hour, when his opponent ...
... carried through by the most unmitigated and barefaced application of money. After this degrading and moralising fashion is the Whig Government still kept in office, and the Conservative strength of the House of Commons deprived of that numerical force necessary ...
... imaginary good that professional agitators chose from tin e to time dangle before their easilydazzled eyes. Not the caution of the Whigs, not the support of the Tories, not the chances and changes of Parliamentary tactics, hut the stupid apathy of the Irish people ...
... nation more competent to discharge the duty than we, as yet, have proved. THE LATE AND COMING ELECTIONS—GREAT VICTORIES FOR THE WHIGS! Ifc is more that probable that, on the first party division after the next meeting of Par liament. Lord Palmerston will find ...
... Wulff have several new vessels course of construction on the island, and the next launch will be a sailing vessel.—A’oifAern Whig. ...
... THE WAR IN AMERICA. New Y'ork. Aug. 22.—The Richmond Whig contains Charleston news the 20th instant, stating that during the last 21 hours the Federal operations were confined to a steady and con tiuuous bombardment of Fort Sumter from guns on Morris ...
... base bloody, and cruel Whigs” out manoeuvering them at every turn. The good people of Tralee are asked to elect Thomas O'Hagan to fill the place so ignominiously vacated by the son of O’Connell. We think one sample of the Whig representative should satisfy ...
... gone the White River. General Wool has been appointed the command of the newly-created Department of the East. The Richmond Whig says All the Union officers taken prisoners Murfreesboro’ are to be kept in close confinement until Gen. Butler has been delivered ...
... all the jobs and all the abuses that defile the current of English history during the last thirty years. all that time the Whigs have literally revelled in the fat things of official life, which they have exclusively appropriated to their own families ...
... St. George also threatened. There Q ® sewed the corner Street. 19 .cooud m.tio« -sr//a#c- N«u*~ Letter. Spirit $ r fss. THE WHIG PARTY. (from the morning herald.) never easy matter predict the policy of the present Government. Lord Pal nierston’s Cabinet ...
... howl of indignation because Mr. Venter has ventured to come forth against the favorite of that well-known Radical journal The Whig groans over the sad fact that there is to be contested •lection in Lisburn. is such lover of peace that it deplores the loyal ...
... a victory on the 18th oveithe Confederates, commanded by General HU. General Foster has returned to New’hern. The Richmond Whig of the 21st April, slates that the Confederates, inder General Chalmers, had repulsed 4,000 ofthe Federal cavalry, infantry ...