... WH PEER-MAKING. (From the “Usro him that hath shall be given,” would ap- to be a rule finding more favour in the eyes of Whig Administrations than many others of scriptural authority. At least in the bestowal of the hi honours in the gift of the Sovereign ...

... -MAKING (From the STANDARD. “Unto him that hath shall be given,” would ap- pear to be a rule finding more favour in the eyes of Whig Administrations than many others of equal ural authority. At least in the bestowa! of the highest honours in the gift of the ...

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... rightly estimates the direc- The Whig organ that on Friday evening, with astounding effrontery, that the sympathy of the English people is with ‘‘ the slave-owning Confederacy,” must be dismayed to find the greatest of our Whig states- men declaring on Saturday ...

... figured in that position. Dr. James Hagan took hold in 1837, had a number of street fights, a duel with his brother editor of the Whig, and was killed in 1842, in a street fight, by D. W. Adams. His assistant, Isaac C. Partri , died of yellow fever in 1839, ...

... figured in that position. Dr. James Hagan took hold in 1837, had a number of street fights, a duel with his brother editor of the Whig, and was killed in 1842, in a street fight, by D. W. Adams. His assistant, Isaac C. Partridge, died of yellow fever in 1839 ...

... tion of British sentiment. The Whig organ that imed on Friday evening, with astounding effrontery, that the sympathy of the English people is with “‘ the slave-owning ederacy,” must be dismayed to find the greatest of our Whig states- men declaring on Saturday ...

... one — Pec sje will not believethat “ if there were no Esta, : Church [to viatimise],the old Whigs would | from the the political earth — knows thatthe Whigs have been the true of the in.all ber troubles ; that they.saved her very existance when the Tories ...

... figured in that positién. Dr. James Hagan took hold in 1837, had a number of street fights, a duel with his brother editor of the Whig, and was killed in 1842, in a street fight, by Adams. His assistant, Isaac C. Partridge, died of yellow fever in 1839.— Dr ...

... been “ natural -born” Whigs or Radicals—Gra Aberdeen, Derby, Disrach that the jolliest old Tory in the whole empire consistent Lord Palmerstoa, be the pio valor of the Whigs—and that = stone (the ablest member of Tory should be the Whig Chancellor of the ...

... wili not believe that “ if there were no Esta- blished Church [to victimise] the old Whigs would from the face of the political ca th.”— Every one knows that the Whigs have been the true friends of the Church in all her troubles ; that they saved her very ...

... are the exhibitors to whom special Oe be ee It North of Ireland that in this of goods a Belfast firm has The Daily Northern Whig states :— only honoured, ‘witha modal pool with the medal ene whe con exhibiters from im the ‘J honour than even pa receipt ...