... that could not take his letters from the post-office, and course every village politician had a right to send letters to the Whig Presidential candidate. Sloo footed the bills, and gave General Harri son letters was elected. He only lived one month, but ...

... ia one ot the funniest battle* of the *ar, although on a very small scale.—ManAatfan Described by the South.—-The Richmond Whig of May 27th thus says Cool, wary, and -elfish Great Britain has been watching the American war with the complacency of old ...

... the House than pretending to represent principles which they had ceased to defend, and who were supporting the cause of the Whigs when their duty to their con- stituents ought to indicate a very different line of action. However, the select few are ...

... could not take his letters from the post-office, and of course evesfy village politician had a right to send letters to the Whig Presidential candidate. Sloo footed the bills, and gave General Harrison his letters. Ho was elected. He only lived one month ...

... in a district which the ensue afterwards returned as containing but MD Probstant Episcopalians in all. SOON twenty years ago Whig statesman eras ant anther strongly on the abuses of Irish tempo- Whim In 1844 Earl Russell said— I concur in e plan proposed ...

... a-qoestion which would the signal disterd and jiriSttoa, for not helieve tftst the ieeUiifof ot.the public SHaw soy Gavcmtnen t, it Whig Conservative, to ..ia they did is 1838. Ha must remind the Hone that since ward the question had a'ways ben raised by Esgli ...

... discord and agitation, for he did not believe that the feeling of Parliament or the public would now allow any Government, be it Whig or Conservative, to go u far uit did iu 18212. Since Mr. Ward, the question had been raised by Euglish member, who Isere utterly ...

... upon the sabject of the Irish Cliurch—a subject which was formerly made tfla stalking-borse and the stumbling-block of the Whig party, but which now found little interest with the Treasary bench. [t was far easier for the Government to read lectures to ...

... Ecclesiastical Settlement of Ireland. He regretted, he said, the position of this question, long the stalking-horse of the Whig party, but no longer in favour with the Treasury bench, In spite of the apathy of the House and the dis- inclination of Ministers ...

... onalism is supremely in the ascendant. Blames and taunts directed against the Opposition, because they have not driven the Whig-Radical coalition from office, are neither sensible nor judicious. To imitate the unscrupulous policy pursued by the heads ...

... able to demonstrate that the modern founded on the principles of anatomical and in the foot, and forming the most rational Whig of the whole series of contrivances in h the foot of man has from age to age, at €rent times ‘and in different places, been ...

... present ecclesiastical settlement of Ireland. In doiug so he regretted the position of this question, long the stalking-horse of Whig party, but no longer in favour with the Treasury banch. In spite of the apathy of the House and the disinclination of ministers ...