... at lea-u three fourths of the landed proprietors are Whigs, but since I*4l they have not a body interfered with 111.1 votes of their tenantry. Oous ...

... SHOCKING MURDER IN IRELAND. A daring murder waa perpetrated in the north of Ireland on Friday last. The Northern- Whig of Saturday aaya :—Yesterd »y morning, murder of the most shocking character wa* committed place called Ballymacbrennan, about three ...

... 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 ...

... lordship followed tbs fortunes 'impported tho policy of Whig party. Between and Lord Palmerston was in opposition. December, soras advances wers made to but the hostility of one tho leading Whigs readered any final arrangement impossible. the resignation ...

... opinion led the way. The fact is, it was the Whig element which pre ponderated in the adminiateralion even after Pitt's death, and it required some circumstances whieli! should display the differences between Whigs and Tories before they discovered that their ...

... called forth universal expressions of regret from all parts of the country. The Conservative and Catholic journals vie with the Whig, Liberal, and independent newspapers in their expressions of sorrow at his death and admiration of his great ability, his ...

... 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 ...

... m-mber* returned Parliament, 1 came to the name of .Vldton, and was fascinated it ; not because Lord Milton it the son of a great Whig peer, you may be sure. Lord Milton is something better than a lor.l; ha* proved himself fine, heroieyoung man. true English ...

... the part of any Government or party of Democratic origin, of course of conduct so flagrant as that pursued the aristocratic Whig party on the Reform question. The progress the question before the election of the present Parliament is well known, and the ...

... 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 ...

... said the [ question of reform might put off for a time, but would, ere long, force itself upon the Legislature. Already both Whigs and Tories trembled at the apparition. The people had only to demand • the suffrage, and it would be granted. ...