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... al has not been ap- pointed in virtue of influential connections or party services. He does not bear any of the well-known Whig family names, and stands entirely aloof from English political struggles. Except as one of the most illustrious of our Indian ...
... were, “‘I still very at the time he Bave knowledge up to the Jast:mo- vnent of his life. The sentence has been preserved the Whig posterity, and filed away among the archives «£ great sayings by great American men; stich as, ** The Union, if must and shall ...
... has been fixed for the nomi- nation of, candidates to represent the county of Buckingham in room of the Hon. W. G. Cavendish (Whig), now Baron Chesham. Dr. Lee (Independent Liberal) and Mr. R. B. Harvey (Tory) are competing for the vacant seat. About twelve ...
... fifteen votes. In pgint of fact, there is strong reason to believe that when the day of account arrives, as sean it vill, the Whigs will be driven out by a majority even larger than this. An inquest was held yesterday on the body of Mary Woods, the woman ...
... 14, New Quay Doan, P. H. & Co. Penwickstreet Dnv!es, D W. Wasbingtanbuild Digs, Brunswieb-st. Dunkmiey Steinman, 3, India-Whigs, Water•et. Duncan & Kendall. Tower?lumbers Dodd G. 6, Wellington-bids Guth Castle.strosi Dean and Peawiek, street Des.ly, J ...
... least recall the names of some who have ceased to live among since this year began. Lord Lansdowne, the Nestor of the great Whig party, is no more. Sir Georgb Cornbwall Lrwis, the profound historian, the analytical essayist, the expert man of business ...
... 000 sovereigns trom the Bank of England to-day for export, and this is somewhat significant, in the face of the heavy imports whig, have so recently taken place, and which it was ey. pected would have prevented, for the present o least, such an operation ...
... in se ElXland -dby the stoma was very severe.' air SHIPWRECK AND LOSS OF SIX LIVES m AT PORTRUSH. or( (PIo-m tile Northern Whig.) ho PORTRUSa, FRIDAY EV3MGi . The gale of yesterday carried with it death and thi destruction on different pars of the coast ...
... Bankfield. The deceased was one of the oldest of the Liverpool tuagistr4es. and during the whole of his care ,r washighly respected Whig fellow townsmen. JoNai---Dec. 1, in her 15th year, &trail, daughter of J. and S. _ _ - - Jones, 21, Blackburn-terrace, Olaught ...
... to Sir John's personal merit and to the public belief in the strength of Whig exclusivspess. Sir John is beyond the charmed circle, had not F6en married a daughter out of the Whig houses, and people had given him up as a power always to be kept in reserve ...