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... twenty shil>vin, and where returned, or .” The same drunkenness jt recover for after he has se.” Now, he amounted to ■ case.— Whig. or indolent mpure or weak r of Holloway's It is of little have lasted, or may seem, the affected, and inly effect and perma- ...
... But, it will be said that Macaulay was Whig, and that the Tories have been the historical friends of the Church, defending her from Whig attacks. We shall not stop to ask whether the circumstance of his being a Whig could possibly weaken the undoubted facts ...
... before Charleston, and that a terrible battle between the laud forces was progressing within sight of the city. The llichmoiul Whig contains Charleston despatches, dated instant, stating that the people and troops were in high spirits at the result of yesterday’s ...
... h»»e figured in that position. Dr. James Hagan took hold in 1837, had of street tights, 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 ...
... there was disturbance nor the appearance of it.— Whig of Friday. [Our contemporary is in error as this being the first time that the Orange party have excluded reporters from their public meetings. The Whig's reporter was not long ago excluded from meeting ...
... wash.— Corretpondent. . LAdvt.] —The Proprietors of the Northern Whit; have enlarged the Daily Northern Whig by four columns, and the Weekly Northern Whig by eight columns of additional matter, withont altering the price. Mr. John Henderson and Mrs. Donagby ...
... Chief Justiceship of the Irish Common Pleas, Mr. Pluuket succeeded to the office and obtained an English peerage. When the Whigs came into power, at the close of the year 1830 Lord Plnnket became I.ord Chancellor of Ireland. He held the Irish Great Seal ...
... responsibility of administering the affairs of haif the human race. -Peace, reform, «nd retrenchment nsed the watchword the Whigs. Of which of these principles can the present Premier the M'™' and representatiee Been Lord Russel IS to Md his political ...
... render mndlonl' ..sUtonce. She ha. been into the Capo reMl.ng, h.J made tifu-seveh c.ptures, (our which bud off the Cape.— Whig. Mrs. Rushfortb, wife tbe proprietor of the Railway Hotel, Ballinasloe, states that she was robbed during the fair of sura ...
... reluctant to bring home falsehood and exaggeration to the Catholic priesthood and Irish people ? Of all the shining virtues of the Whig rulers this forbearance is the most incredible. Again we tell the government and the world, that one half the people along ...
... Lord President of the Council in the Whig Ministry from November, 18JO, to November, ; from April, to September, 1841; and again in July, 1846: His lordship has been for many years the acknowledged shier the Whigs, with whose history his public career ...
... prisoners. Their names are—William Greenaway, Isaac Greenaway, Joseph M’Gaffin, John Harris, and Weir.— Correspondent oj Northern Whig. 'V ■ I ...