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... LATEST FOREIGN NEWS. After the death of the great Southern Whig, Hon. Henry Clay, and the election of President Pierce, the old Southern Whigs became absorbed into the Democratic party ; for the South, not FRANCE, having manufacturing interests, inclined ...
... the idea that Rh«* alone can or wUI protect; “‘h^nces. i their independence : and ti.at she has never sought | attempt of the Whig members for the :to dominate ever the Confederation; whereas neighbouring district to bring in a now Liberal Prussia, the contrary ...
... first constituencies who tired of Whig misrule under Lord Melbourne fiye-and-twenty years ago. In 1852 they returned two Derbyites to support the Tory Mi! nistry, but afterwards replaced one of them by their former Whig representative, Mr. Frederick North ...
... power in the country. Prior to the annihilation the old Whigs as a party, consequent upon the Presidential election of November, 1852, the Senate (and the country in general) was divided into Whigs and Democrats. Out of the 64 members of the Senate (two ...
... • • Whigs and Tories to the confidence the Irish people in they lost some of it h It was not the Briton who slighted resided at East-street. On Wednesday Burning la 4', bounog Lombardy. Over the bright streams which one short sentence—“ Tho Whigs will ...
... ) But he was happy to say that among bii new f.icomplipbmorts had not forgotten that which nature taught him. * L'cmn the Whigs. (Great laughter.) Romish Priests and Incen7»iakiks.— Lord Vaux of Harrowdcn, who is the proprietor of extensive estates in ...
... but one question in England now. It is not the Mexican, Danish, or American—but the Muller question—which has been used by Whigs and Tories for political purposes. The latter used it as handle against the Government as long as Muller was at large, accusing ...
... will’then only be told to those who can depended upor., and who will pay down the cash for convey&nc'j to the spot. Jiorthem Whig. Destitution on the Labrador Coast.—The Quebec Daily Neicr says It appear from accounts received here that destitution threatens ...
... city, and the then president of the Empire Club, result. The principle of competitive examina- jHe had met with one of the Whig managers a tions, which has wrought such changes in filling short time previous, as he, in company with the up offices and ...
... London-bridge, Soulbw.irk. T BREWERS, DISTILLERS, and Others:- b y '■♦Tectable Man, the entire MANAGEMENT of PUBLIC-IIOU8»-can Whig hly recommended. Address XXX, 14, Whitechapel High-street. LICENSED VICTUALLERS and Others.— 1 ED, the Son of Licensed Viclualh ...
... exultingly declared, I“ to the victors belong the spoil which was triumphantly echoed by his heedless followers, whom every Whig in office, high or low, was ex- , pelled ; and the destructive example of a clean sweep” has been in operation ever since with ...
... dry weather, and harvest is likely to be over about a fortnight before the usual time. The potatoes keep sound. —Belfast I Whig. Cornwall. —Only a few acres remain to cleared. The thrashing machine is at work in several districts, and farmers state that ...