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... St. Valentine's Day at the General Post Office. Mr Edmund Yates, writing to the Belfast Whig, says :— This year there were posted in London, for despatoh to the provinces, on the evening preceding Valentine's Day, upwards of 453,000 letters, or about ...
... In political principle the SPECTATOR IS Whig, but WITH a more decided tendency towar-1* rtforn at home and the extension of ordeily freedom lib Si'cits patty interests tot weic supposed to have. !8, it has subordinated nil public questions, and more ...
... thé Election was declared to be as follows:—For Moor (Conservative), 1,663; Fawcett (Radical), 1,468 ; Gold’ smid (Whig), 775; Dumas (Whig), 246; Harper (Pro testant), 82, Mr, Moore was, consequently, a-head ° his highest opponent by 142 votes. Mr. Faweett ...
... Eliza ho departed this life oct 1860, ag 7 and like ways his doter Margret N ho departed this life ye 18602 a 11.'*— Belfast Whig. ...
... was a necessity for the government to be prudent, and not to be drifted into war it was the present; and if every man, be he whig tory* or radical, would have due regard to his country, nothing but that which would cast disgrace and dishonour upon the country ...
... the outlawry of Gen. Butler, and the determination of the rebel authorities to hold no communication with him. The Richmond Whig of the 19th says that a financial bill regulating the currency passed the House on Saturday; and that the Senate on the same ...
... have time to study. Mr FERBAND compliuDad the tyranny systemsti“'l? pnmtieed by Whig Governments the Royal dockyarde, and prsetioea which they had always adopted to the Whig intoesta (he dockyard boroughs. After a few words from Mr Dalglish, Sbuee went ...
... would grant a further lease to such persons might be ehosea, so that the Hall might be used for public purposes. So soon the Whigs had indicted upon Dnvonport the blessing of municipal incorporation (and Mr Mwtham himself will admit that this blearing tbs ...
... erection of a church and schools at Brompton. Mr. Perrand narrated incidents in Devonport in support of a charge against the Whig Boards of Admiralty, of political tyranny exercised over electors in the dockyards. To substantiate his charge, he read extracts ...
... they be supplied with fllock, aredeting of Wotan, Jewellery, fte., ow sale we return, witheet the • of reedy psynrente, by 'Whig the required meaty. Per Woe patina:a apply to Yr JOZE4U, Watch gamlectorer, 61, Hatter Garden, London. ...
... erection of a church and schools at Bromptnn. Mr. FIIRAJD narrated incidents in lievonport in support of a charge against the Whig Boards of Admiralty, of political tyranny exercised over electors in the dockyards. Alter a few words from Mr. the Howe went ...