... Iseasift tails lbeassibura 6. Raped* Ilellearie &OM Sea limos 8: Banal Plush Insia as 4 E. do lelisaris Ileaasts Derinsa Whigs'. PA& Slimes alarle Uá Q••••, se Oessa • Salvia 114•111•• ▪ __• CMMops . . RI 110 NI be I 4 N Ism is In UM Si WY WY 41111 ISt ...

... Liverpool agreed with | than “murder,” WRIGHT was hung,and Townley ,hs Chief Magistrate, and the whole Corporation, j , 1 Tory, Whig and Radical —backed at the Assizes w s reprieve . er Majesty’s Judges—all refuse from that day to One more, one final Plea ...

... honourable gentleman then proceeded to censure the misgovernment to which Ireland had been systematically subjected under the Whigs. and specially condemned the legal appointments which had been made by Lord Chancellor Brady. Sir R. PEEL was sorry that the ...

... SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1864. Royal Speeches on the Opening of Parliament are, proverbially, flat, stale, and unprofitable.” Under Whig-Radical management they have become worse and worse every year ; and, unless some change in their form and substance is to ...

... lle m aovfrnment to which Ireland has been system .t.cally officer —At the Police-court, Wednesday, John j, . t .. icr the Whigs, and sp cially condemned tho Renniaon, officer of the borough police, was brought in , polli tntnt which had b.en made Lord ...

... Peg of Limavaddy. Beauty is not rare In the land of Paddy, Fair beyond compare Is Peg of Limavaddy. Citizen or squire, Tory, Whig, or Radi- cal, would all desire E Peg of Limavaddy. k Had0 Homer's fire, Or that of Sergeant Taddy, Meetly I'd admire Peg of ...

... some scheme would be devised by which the corm- mittee would be enabled in a legal and roper wanner to extinguish that debt whig bee left as a legacy to the present water committee, and for which they were not liable. c Mr. Alderman Mo(sRs asked whether ...

... central'spot of the nation tlie battle between the birds and sue r the beasts and buda—we pre the arrangements, because we mean the Whig* and Tories, and not with to give opinion which which—in one central spot the nation, called St. Stephen's, this old battle ...

... uttered some truisms, upon invitation so to do, on the subject expenditure; and Mr. was blatant about that snug nest of the Whigs, the Charity Commissioners' Office. We find the following important statement in sontemporary:—''This morning a return was ...

... POLICY OF THE WHIG GOVERNMENT. Mr. Bonsfield gave notice that should move the first day of supply the resolutions the effect that the policy of the present Government, begun thirty years ago by the Prime Minister and enforced by every Whig Government has ...

... the effect that the policy of the present d Government, begun 30 years ago by the Preme d( Minister, and enforoed by. every Whig Govern- es menth as led to Constant wars, which have culmi- V( natel in the burning of Kagosima and the mas- sacree at Soochow; ...

... given the country the right cue,” in every sense : Firstly, regards the palpable and humiliating truckling of our shuffling Whig-Radical Government to Washington behests: They illegally seized j property worth from £250,000 to £300,000 some five months ...