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... and the massacre at Soochow. These wars, according to the terms of the motion, have resuited from the settled policy of the Whigs, in yielding to the pressure of merchants anxious for the extension of their trade. SHOCKING WIFE MURDER ar KEIGHLEYX. | INQUEST ...
... removal 0s 1- LORD CHANCELLOR BRADY, even if his soe is y guilty of writing letters to the newspapers, andl if he himself is a Whig, a subscriber to the O'CoNxr@ g monument, and patronises Liberals rather than Con r. servatives in his appointments, could ...
... privileges to Dissenters and Catholics, it will really b« competent for them to continue in office long as they please. The old Whigs must in their dotage to allow the power of the country to slip out of their hands iu the way that we daily see it doing. ______ ...
... outlawry of General Butler, ?? determination of the rebel authorities to boIJ . Q ? c jpjk t munication with him. The Richmond Whig of ' (f) i says that a financial bill, regulating the ...
... effect * a s at &Me of the ai , • tout he • S P XIC.4 . , , r4e .P r i ata on peat. ..q 7,„„ complications fa .b. 4 it ie Whigs , icircelY awasstay Is it i yet that It say be quoted and ..d, and it may be well, thesifors, for on to story is absolutely ...
... Post Office Savings Banks. Mr FEMLND moved for returns relating to the ' Charity COmmiseion which he described as the met of Whig patronage and Political corruption. The motion was agreed to, and the House adjourned. Madame de Subliguy, the widow of a receiver ...
... documents which I Hon. Members should have time to study. He was , followed by MR. IPEnRAND, who made another violent 'attack on Whig tyranny in the Government dock- yards, after which the House went into Committee . pro feend, but immediately resumed. The ...
... term LiberaUsm, however, if it was significant of nothing else, meant extravagance. AVhen the Municipal Act was passed the Whigs came into power, and they had some funds to take to ; but now in proportion to the population of the borough, the debt of the ...
... The bon. gentleman then proceeded to censure the misgovernment to which Ireland had been systematically subjected under the Whigs, and especially condemned the legal appointments which bad been made by Lord-Chancellor Brady. Sir R. PEEL was sorry that ...
... A FEW FACTS (From the Richmond Whig, Jan. 1.) The cry {o€ armies. Everybody ia b« nt the ranks, except such are detailed. Very P. n doing wa end tha war next year and W it. But lat look at few facta. An correspondent, writing from Longstraat's oorpa, ...
... ..18 9 ..29 0 ..33 8 -33 0 Lureg.Aver. 40 6.31 11 ..18 2.29 4.33 8.33 0 0011PABATIVZ MIMS k Week eadivg lab. 12, 1864. 1 d Whig 98696 Barley 83606 Jots 19901 Rye 24 Beaska. 1066 1 Paa 1777 OIIANTITIRS OF CORN. Week ending Feb. 13, 1863 ...
... t prornot or diminish any toe or injeriout elfeeta, which re iy else arta therefrom. (tigeml) Tebra try 16th, ISis. J. It. Whig. Mr J. IL Wise, in allu ling tothe healthy nature of the liminess. siid that when any of his workman received wounds on their ...