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... WHITE'S services to the Whigs. This instance affords a fair specimen of the kind of credit that is to be attached to statements made on authority by the Ministerial organs. So rapid has been the process of exhaustion in the Whig ranks in the Upper House ...
... THE LATNSr WsIG JOB. The Whigs have long ?? a very unsavoury repu- tation an inoorzigible jabbors, and the leader of the Whig party, Easrl Rausll, seems resolved tmlo aitain this anon- viable repute. One of the most flagrant and outrageous jobz has just ...
... greaer honours. The Minister who, according to Whig authorities, did so much to maintain and increase English influence in Italy is shelved, and the man who is connected by family ties with some of the chief Whig houses steps with a complacent grin into his ...
... serious loss, and the duty of creating a few Whig DEPARTURE OF THE PRINCE .£• PRINCESS poors must have possessed some unsuspected WALES FOR THE NORTH strength, when the operation lias been carried out at so great expense of influence, and perhaps of harmony ...
... with Whiggery and returned a Conservative in the place of its late Whig member, who was raised to the peerage in return for his devoted services to this political party. Though the Whig candidate enjoyed the advantages to be derived from the preparations ...
... Riehuvmd Whig says evacuation Jackson left In the enemy's bands the rolling stock of tho Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern, illssisaippl Central, and Mississippi Tennessee Railroad. Over forty engines were lost. Tho less, continues the Richmond whig. in ...
... THE MAGISTRACY. Mr. Francis William Brady, son of our Lord Chancellor, who contested the city of Dublin unsuccessfully in the Whig interest, has been appointed deputy lieutenant of the city of Dublin in the room of the late Mr. George Roe. ...
... mission to Greece is now deputed to represent—or rather ntiisrepresent—England at Turin. ft is rather curious that whenever the Whigs perpetrate a job that is more than ordinarily disgraceful our unfortunate contemporary the Globe is made the scapegoat. The ...
... Federate at bay for more than a week. On the 16th he evacuated the town, and his pursuers gave further chase of him. The Richmond Whig says that the evacuation of Jackson left in the enemy’s hands the rolling stock of the Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern ...
... thus crea quer; Si Attorney the new We ha Hudson, Italy. Elliot, was Mil the Two the new The el Milnes evident!] electors Whig, HOUSE, thecoun ...
... unfounded. He is still on the northern slope of the Cumberland mountains preparing to move into East Tennessee. The _Richmond Whig says:— The evacuation of Jackson lett in the enemy's hands the rolling stock of the Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern Mis ...
... unfounded. He is still on the northern slope of the Cumberland mountains preparing to move into East Tennessee. The Richmond Whig says:— The evacuation of Jackson left in the enemy's hands the rolling stock of the Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern Mis ...