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... Spceher’s notice is published for the ieena of the writ lor Tamworth within six days. WHIG PATRONAGE. flVom the Morning Herald). Garter, or mitre, or ermine—the Whigs have but one principle of .action in the bestowal of patronage. Itis invariably the same ...
... of industry has been brought into ruinous competition with the foreigner by the commerci il treaties and legislation of the Whigs, who give light wines for the destruction of soli! advantages, and seem to care little, for home ao long as they pamper trading ...
... into power again. In * tetnber, 17f14, a crisle occurred. The Duke of Newcastle,driven from power, intrigued with the great Whig*, and persuaded two of them —Devonshire and Rockingham—to resign their places the Household. A few days afterwards, the king ...
... Coventry distress duly advertised in die daily papers, and a long list of charitable donors endeavouring to relive the families Whig Government had brought to thft verge of destitution. That Coventry should remember these facts the day of can hardly a matter ...
... helped to found the Xiim Imyh and the other contnbnted to the Qusrtirljf, though from first to last the one been ccnsiatenHy Whig, the otter Tory, they are not the lam admirably typical the lawyer statesmen ttemmegood and great men I>olhsidcs:of a question ...
... bombardment of tho city. There is no prospect of an engagement between the army tho Fotomac and General Lee’s forces. The Richmond Whig denounces tho British Government for dotaming Confederate rams in the Mersey. There are seven war vessels Kussia. four of France ...
... and again deserting them to satisfy ours. There were various circumstances to discourage an appeal to the country, and tire Whigs were permitted to remain office—permitted to exist sufferonce, which Lord Derry and his coadjutors indignantly spurned. Such ...
... tIH. enemy been driven from several positions hut still confronted him. lie captured guns and 2.J00 prisoners. The Richmaml Whig estimates the Confederate loss .3,000 men. including six generals killed and Sevan wounded. The Federal loss is estimated at ...
... lias been driven from several positions, hut still confronted him. captured twenty guns, and 2.500 prisoners. Tire Richmond Whig estimates the Confederate loss at 6.000, including six Generals killed and seven wounded. The Federal loss is estimat' d at ...
... lst bat, Bengal, Wal- Castle mcr; do, Malta, THE CAVENDISHES, DUKES OF DEVONSHIRE. The career of the Cavendishes, as great Whig house, devoted to the cause which in those days re presented freedom, the cause, that is, of aristocratic opposed to regal ...
... sarprirnd at Soathamatoa; they nwred lbrir aysawirii blank astonishment when gentleman who had the good fortune be at aare Whig, an admiral, lead of the Admiralty, and a Grey was beaten easily by Mr. Fenaad at Deronneat. Bat what explanation they will ...
... [that he sympathises with the opinions expressed by the writers of Euayt and Reviews. It is not because he is appointed by Whig Government, nor because he is the near relative of a minister who has been regarded as enemy to Ireland, that we would raise ...