... Catholic gentlemen were without money, and in great want, and that they had fought for him. However, by stopping the supplies, the Whig House of compelled the King to cancel the commission to these Tories. The first act of parliament relating to Tories was parsed ...

... assault. , , further order was given for the room to Mr. Eea said he was sorry that Sir Hugh Cairns had got a member of the Whig party to join him in his proceedings. He (Mr. Eea) had four millions and a half Irish Catholics at his back, and was not to ...

... Franchise which the was now asked to accept as final and satisfactory settlement had not been derided as an antiquated and exploded Whig doctrine. (Cheers.) The promoters of the Bill knew and were acting the knowledge that this step would be an irretrievable one ...

... House was now asked to accept asa final and satis- factory settlement had not been derided as an an- tiquated and exploded Whig doctrine (hear, and cheers). The promoters of the Bill knew, and were acting on the knowledge, that this step would be an ...

... the House was now asked to accept as a final and satisfactory settlement, had not been derided as an antiquated and exploded Whig doctrine (cheers). The promoters of this bill knew and were acting on the knowledge that this step would be an irretrievable ...

... with the political school of Lord Russell, yet was called to power not only with his assistance and that of the members of the Whig party, but was supported by the whole steff of eminent statesmen who had been educated in the same school as himself. This ...

... charged with equipping the Georgian,as a pirate on the Northern Lakes. TIMES TELEGRAM PEE BELGIAN.) New York, 29.—The Richmond Whig states that President Davis and the members of his Cabinet with an escort of 2,000 cavalry left Greensboro, N. C. 14th for ...

... 000 Federal paroled has been burnt on the Mississippi; 1,400 lives were lost. _ TZLEGRAM.I Nww YORK, Amu. 29.—f1. Riastond Whig states that President Davis and the members of his cabinet, with an wort of 2,000 cawary, left Greensboro, N.C., on the 14th ...

... country. When the new Parliament met they were forced to relinquish office as not possessing the confidence ot the house. The Whigs, who succeeded them, were course, morally bound to bring in a Reform Ihll oftheirown, and this they did, and used Sir George ...

... at which this proposal of settlement means of £6 franchise has not been contemptuously set aside as antiquated and exploded Whig delusion. (Cheers and laughter.) No, Sir, the modem school of Reform well and ably represented by some of friends neat me, ...

... country. When the new Parliament met they were forced to relinquish office as not possessing the confidence of the House. The Whigs, who succeeded them, were, of course, morally bound to bring in a reform bill of their own, and this they did. and used, as ...

... firmer. Flour heavy. Wheat dull. Cora steady. Provisions heavy. [TIMES TELEGRAM PER BELGIAN.] New York, April 29th.—The Richmond Whig states that President Davis and the members of his Cabinet, with an escort 2,000 cavalry, left Greensboro’, N. 0., on the 14th ...