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... For Senior, a man of great talent—which a silly manner and a vast amount of vaulty could not marmade himoelf useful to the Whigs in various way, and was especially consulted by them in the Ore. paration of their new poor It happened that, during an interview ...
... not. PSKPAitATiONfi are being made at Kidderminster *o: contested election whenever a vacancy occtfrs. .M r. Luke white, tho Whig member, is expected to visit oonatitaente next week, and the Conservatives have bad private meeting. Imvo determined bring ...
... This happy state of progress is at- tributed to the effects ot the commercial treaty with Eugland aud France. The Northern Whig informs its readers, on what it declares to be good authority, that the report of a special commission for the trial of the ...
... hlamis.) {Sung dinner of Hie Ean.liural. Unjr.itr rmuortulive Clu'». o Fii-luv eveniuj'. Feb. 11), 1«564.) K»w, all hungry Whigs, who waft For picking* from your plate, Alltud, while predict the late, Of the Cmefof the Liberal Party. more the daring game ...
... of ns must lend helping band, and why should tat liberty to coin money bv pois'Oijng both soldiers and cil'zc*is.—A’icAmont/ Whig Jan. 27. ...
... and varied accomplishments, and took much pleaoure in the cultivation of his literary tastes. a politician he belonged to the Whig prey, but never took any very active part in politics. He was a man of vccee.:ingly amiable manner, and was in high esteem ...
... say ML ilitsphard met with for the add oasis* be aad for the hazard of helm Wiped to pay Ilia dams a time, was myriad= of Whig It is this quite that a stop should be put to proosedimis ; the best means of doing so is to pan a statute SI limitations for ...
... THE EX-IKISH VICEROY. Tbe Aorthern Whig has the following truthful remarks ou the services of the Earl of Carlisle in Ireland : — A survey of his career brings to mind do disgraceful or unworthy incident. The party with which Lord Carlisle has faithfully ...
... Cavalry (hear, hear;) and that 1 consider myself still a Volunteer, though the retired list, for when were 1 disbanded Lord the Whigs coming into power, were permitted retain our rank. (Cheer?.) In presenting his cup to Sergeant Murrack, tho lliou Sheriff said ...
... Tisn't decent, the favourite phew.), of the historian Burnet were the only attempts made at uttering our poor humble English. Whig or Jacobite was in every individnes heart, party rage loured on every brow, whilst sins against orthodoxy, and lower scandals ...
... y people; the Constitution%l Unionists, whose object is the restoration of the Union on former footing ; and the Old Line Whigs, representing the Conservatism of the United States, but ready to join with the Constitutional Union party. He coneludes his ...
... work ; that he will be paid at the ordinary rate given to legal gentlemen employed in aiding the public departments. The Whig job may be thus explained, but the fact remains that Mr Hughes has been ap- pointed to work which the War Office staff themselves ...