... Pope's provinces but for the English Whig-Liberal Ministryand his Grace's (Dr. Cullen) method of rescuing the Whig-Liberals in their extreme need was to assure the Irish Catholic people that, though the Whig Liberals were much to blame, yet their ...

... Canny Scot. irmish Col. Conyngham’s Coppa beat Mr. Pollock's Lord Lurgan’s Lady Eleanor beat Lord Becti ly, but Bleu. hich it Whig Lord Lurgan’s Lady Lisette beat Captain A e the is. On Lord Lurgan’s Lady Evelyn beat Mr. Pollock Pooh, of the ig 130 Mr. ...

... 1857 that paper supported, with more than usual moderation, in the absence of Mr. Bright from the canvass, the cause of the Whig candidates ; and we remember well the terms in which Mr. Cobden denounced its conductors for so doing. The vermin of your ...

... the residences of Manchester manufacturers glad to escape from their fuliginous city. Lord Stanley of Alderley, with the tine Whig hauteur, intensely dislikes their coming ' between the wind and his nobility.' And, as Postmaster-Dotterel, lie has discovered ...

... the goremcr-generalship Jamaica. In Jamaica Lord Elgin bad no easy task, but he acquitted himself weli that when io 1546 the Whigs bad to seek out tbe ablest man they eould find to be Governor-General Canada, they pitched upon Lord Elgin, notwithstanding ...

... is the kmen of affaire in not if it be simi scape England.” steep ks, or SMALL FARMS IN FEE. i thus TO THE OF THE NORTHERN WHIG which Sin—There 1s no writer that | know of, as r nd ex the periodic al press, who has so consistently By and perseveri ngly ...

... intended to satisfy landlords without giring them the oontrol they desire to possess. At one of those English meetings large Whig proprietor expressed what believed and hoped to be the feeling of the body at large, that they are, the whole, sa“ tufied with ...

... intended to satisfy landlords without giving them the control they desire to possess. one of those English meetings a large Whig proprietor expressed what he believed and hoped to be the feeling of the body large, that they are, on the whole, sa-11 tisfied ...

... decisive stand. In one skirmish General French is reported to have lost heavily, but captured of the efte-ny. The Richmond Whig has despatches dated November 20tb, which it appears that General Fitzbugh Lee drove the Federal cavalry acroaa Racoon and ...

... decisive stand. In ie skirmish General French is reported to have lost hei ivily, but captured 900 of the enemy. The. Richmond Whig has despatches dated November 29, which it appears that General Fitzhugh Lee drove tl le Federal cavalry across Racoon and ...

... But the question is not whether these words a e they ing or dis sing to British e but whe all men—be they Engli or Irish, Whig or lished if they dare more for the interests of humanit early they do for the interests of faction, must re beld their being ...

... form his Ministry, and after some hours’ deliberation the offer was rejected. Lord Palmerston has surrounded himself with Whigs, and those who arc something more.” He has earned the confidence of these parties well. It is sufficient that they, and not ...