... regard to the Whig party, many among them were bis personal friends, and he admired them greatly, but he always found if they came to analyse the policy of the Whigs, it consisted in one word—office—(cheers). He repeated that he admired many Whig gentlemen ...

... regard to the Whig party, many among them were his personal friends, and he admired them greatly, but he always found if they came to analyse the policy of the Whigs, it consisted in one word —office (cheers). He repeated that he admired many Whig gentlemen ...

... THE BELFAST RIOTS. (By Telegraph.) COMMISSION OF INQUIRY. (From the Whig ) Belfast, Friday. The Mayor was the witness-box during the entire day. He could not give details of the riots, as he was in Harrogate at the time. He explained the cause of his ...

... North Warwickshire should be filled by Whig-Radicals, than that Mr. Newdegate should be at liberty to play the pranks he has done for some time past. In his present anomalous position he is worth more to the Whigs than a dozen sturdy Radicals, and the ...

... regard to the Whig party, many among them were his personal friends, and he admired them greatly, but he always found if they came to analyse the policy of the Whigs, it consisted in one word—office (cheers). He repeated that he admired many Whig gentlemen ...

... that the deceased destroyed himself while in an unsound state of mind. WHERE IS THE WHIG PARROT? To fhe Editor of the Coventry Standard. Sir, —A few weeks ago, the Whig member for Liskeard, Mr. B. Osborne, when addresxing his constituents, said : —“There ...

... North Warwickshire should be filled by Whig-Radicals, than that Mr Newdegate should be at liberty to play the pranks he has done for some time past. In his present anomalous position he is worth more to the Whigs than a dozen sturdy Radicals, and the ...

... bookbinders. The damage done is little less than .£30,000. THE BELFAST RIOTS INQUIRY. {From the Third Edition of the Northern Whig.) Belfast, Saturday, 2 p.m. The Commissioners sat to-day in the Court House, at twelve o’clock. Mr. Barry, Q.C., opened the ...

... as we MGVetsded 9Xk to rsur uwd cotributiom, Stratford -Try Cornish Brothers, New Street. Qain, Kiddernmlnster.-The Whigs Is the correct vers ion, J. B ' Wordsley.-(1) The Confederate States were In. eluded. (2) Canada only. Constant .teader ...

... verdict that the deceased destroyed himself while in an unsound state of mind. WHERE THE WHIG PARROT? To -he Editor of the Coventry Standard Sir, few weeks ago, the Whig member for Liskeard, Mr. B. Osborne, when addressing his constituents, said : —“There ...

... revolution of IGSS. There is another phase Toryism. Mr. Pitt was Tory. Sometimes called himself an old Whig, did his sovereign George 111. call himself old Whig sovereign. These opinions accept fully the principles of the constitution as established 1688b They ...

... Confederate Secretary of State does not yet see the necessity nor approve of the policy of arming the slaves. The Richmond Whig opposes President Davis's proposition to emancipate the slaves after serving. Butler, speech which made at the Fifth Avenue ...