... is that which is sported by a w~hig landlord of the old school. He does not advocate the abolition of chulrch- rates He cries-as lustily for Mother Church, and drinks as deeply to her, as any tory squire. It is not the whigs who will make the aboli- tion ...

... Jobe residing at No. 7, Tr ed thess is fileuemewstrost. foreman to the Om Ooropany, - kes far wry yews the of rei drowsing. Whig le his saved the persons. His bow is Waste to the Ingent's I, and as MI6 of A wee I.4kg a al e s= \ vi sit saw the the path ...

... ago, under the able management of Miss Morgan, with an attendance of children, has now attained the large number of 100, sho whig how much the praiseworthy efforts the Vicar of Berwick are appreciated, in having provided such an excellent school for the ...

... metropolis. The Government that act has assailed os all Let us take care that the assault shall not be successful. Tiie present Whig Government has many times in small measures endeavoured to invade our popular privileges. The liberty of the subject has certainly ...

... ad pwre the • total of to Ihe beesa- 118 visa killed, and to lbe Mama 1111 mea Med. In wee, ore alleged to amount v at= shin Whig in away fewer Ora Mai% ow an tots thaw M = wcal6 amm ak amni n w him to wage, er wid Ms shot badly al as we hove tads, we have ...

... warning that not a single Prussian or Austrian broadside shall bo fired in tho Baltic with impunity. Our diplomacy, says the Whig organ, with refreshing candour, has been cajoled and defeated. We have been played with, and laughed at, but we have M ...

... at all the Railway Stations and at the Ncuvastlc Daily Journal Office. C-.T,.-T^ Jast shed, Price Eighteen pence. RIMES THE WHIGS; or, a RADICAL'S REASONS FOR SUPPORTING THE TORY PARTY AT THE NEXT GENERAL ELECTION. By THOMAS DOUBLEDAY, Author of the True ...

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... made himself sues is literature aad plats is society, and lived object reader regard and esteem among all his irmilu—Nordierma Whig. Irked piths grails, el k mord er. I gee se yaw he r s ▪ mot kagar m showt Mrs The brims Mil Ue veldt maim hays to prises eels ...

... among the nobility follow in the order of precedence, and those of the untitled ladies are given alphabetically. -Northern Whig. I ...

... going on ever 'since 1859. There had been Conservatives returned single elections since then, and only ll Whigs (cheers), and every defeat ot one Whig or Radical member counted two on a division. Lord Palmer- I ston came into power promising to give a better ...

... the last appointed Under-Secretary was not vacated. The committee divided six to six; one side all Tories and the other all Whigs, whereupon the Whitt chairman, Mr. Massey, declared himself in favour of Lord liartington. On the motion of Mr. Brand, on Wednesday ...