... 1840, 1647, 1848, and 1854, Yor two years Speaker of the house in 1847, 1848, and 1854. he was of the of Norwich, was es a Whig to United States Senate for the term 4, 1855, and served as a member committees pensions, and the jadiciary. In 1860 be for ...

... at large on the Democratic the Legislature. Io 1840 he served as ticket. He canvassed a of the state, several of the leading Whig orators, Io 1 84 1 he was elected to the State Senate. In 1843 he was elected to where, elections, he served ca ‘kis ported ...

... residence of his con, ds to have a policy, and each is content with only a liable to penaliies; but to enable » Mr. Robert The Whig cry is personal, it is “ Ourselves for ascertain whether it wae a case whieh ought to = Thorpe, Barueley., and ay ran ae ever ...

... morning. It is supposed that she RAIL WAY GUIDE, 4d. per bb. eral Sherman of Savannah | would come out from the inbreeding Whig vermin powder, of which there were the house For Present Moxts, BARNSLEY WALMSLE Corn, Flour Maw Vosrizza Cunnants (Finest ...

... first Fenian arrest in Belfast has been made, representations, He several chasacters from if the information of the Norihern Whig is correet, Nicholas Nickleby to illustrate his subject, in the instance of Belfast Feuianism appears to be more personating ...

... land ia not out cultivation, and rents are well paid. Our asks where are Tory landlords of North Wilts? But why will allow the Whig gen- tlemen, and the Conservatives Page to re. eover their posi tions in the . counties of England and Wales, which were filehed ...

... that ques- tion must be settled, and very soon, | hy the sword, as the sa ble means of self-preservation and the Rich. al Whig said, “ The le of the North must go to fond these fanatics, i they would not lose the benefit of thern trade, and they will ...

... (Laughter. ) He should shoot his peas farther than Mr. Stanh would hie cannon balls. Laughter.) His opponents would make fair Whigs i f they dare. In speaking of reform, his opponents did not mention redistribution of seats, which was absolutely necessary ...

... of old garden is an in groves, many ea men literature and hae degived hints from meditation ION OF THE FEN | The Northern Whig gives the following statement BARNSLEY COURT HOUSE. (THE BXAMINAT on | relative to the as proved T. E, Esq. The six implicated ...

... which this £6 franchise, which to accept as a final and satis. the House was now y had not been derided as an an and exploded Whig docisine. (Cheers.) The promoters Of the bill knew, and were ecting on the knowledge, thet this step would be an irretrievable ...