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... of the field into a white bar and a red bar in equal proportion, the red bar being at the outer end of the field. —Hichmond Whig, The Metropolitan Underground Railway, Pixsbuby Extension, —ln conaoquenoe of tho progress of ths Underground Railway to Finsbury ...
... Irishmen towards this country, and concerning its method of governing the sister island; bnt we observe late partisans the Whig leaders in the House, such as Colonel French, Sir Patrick O’Brien, Mr. Bagwell, and others, almost unanimously joining in support ...
... amendments. The Irish policy, too, of the Whigs is complacently dwelt on. A severe but temporary measure (in 1833) suppressed the agrarian disturbances in that kingdom.” If our memory serves us aright, this branch of Whig policy wag certainly means so happy ...
... assured triumph. Mr. Charles Villiers, Mr. Cobden, and Mr. Bright moved the total and immediate repeal of the Com Laws. The Whig Ministry, without going this length, proposed that the sliding scale of duties on wheat should be exchanged for eight shillings ...
... 7^B6S A Political Sketch, as WWW WILLIAM EDMONBTONE LENDRICK We recommend the rery able pamphlet, in which* reviews Whig policy mid Whig tSici the yearie to the perusal our rcadets.-Motnine Advertiser. Lendnck writes with a peculiar Tirour and assurance ...
... without its due fulfilment all the rest of our naval expenditure would worse than useless. At one time, daring inefficient Whig Administration of financial affaire, the Treasury was left without any balance at its bankers—of coarse, mismanagement and ...
... happen—was absent, and so were Mr. Walpole, Lord Stanley, and other influential members of the Conservative party- Several Whig county members are pledged to support the measure of malt tax repeal, and did so even under such unpropitious circumstances ...
... Congress thanking him and his officers and the army for their gallantry and good conduct in the capture Fort Fisher. The Richmond Whig of Tuesday, in announcing the occupation of Charleston, says there was no cotton in the oity the time the evacuation. This ...
... (dub derived its name from the celebrated mutton-pie, which had been chnstansd after its maker. The first members wore those Whig patriots who brought about the Bevolution, end drove out James. Their object was the encouragement of Literature end the fine ...
... and after trying him for four years Chancellor, the Whigs thought it better to drop his acquaintance, and to replace him by the more peaceable and steadygoing lawyer, Lord Cottenham. If the Whigs remain another five years in power, it will not surprise ...
... unprepared. are even assured that political preferences prevent the progress of the manufacture one kind of gun when the 'Whigs are in power ; and probably Administration would find some difficulty of the same kind with regard to the selected weapon of ...
... anticipated by the Moravian, via Greencastle. r ll SHERMAN’S OPPORTUNITY FOR SUCCESS SAID TO HAVE ESCAPED HIM. [Prom the Richmond Whig, March B.] Sherman is played out. If our readers not hear or read of any good news from South Carolina, it is non there is ...