... and in old In 2 uch Lord Palmerston was a staunch ‘ory, in h ing advanced yeers an ardent Whig, and in lis De a strong compound of both, fi iting the Tor under a Whig banner, and battle of nt 18 under the banner of “rest and be 1etro- ful.” These, no doubt ...

... will be in attendan al has of late occu residence of Palais Ro; ona, position held by Holland House during the las tien of Whigs ; itis the rallying spot and la of and reform. The Prince de Join brought up his son, the Duc de Penthievre, erlor to d easily ...

... known whether the Conservatives will start one or two candidates, but they say one seat will be certainly wrested from the Whigs. The result of the -contest will probably depend upon the voting of Mr. Murphy's , and Lord Massereeue's knar t*. If they are ...

... whenever it may be convenient for you to visit me.—l am, very respectfully and truly yours, Jefferson Davis. The Richmond Whig of Jan 25 says: —We are very happy to learn that the President has signed the bill creating a General-iu-Chief. That bill is ...

... this he will meet support and spinpalby from all sides of the house because i election contests are very ocstly, and Tories Whigs, and Radicals, Hke to adjourn them • to distant adjy as possible. The session, how- ever, cannot fail, to be an interesting ...

... Senora, and says that General Sickles has been sent to the Pacific Coast to watch their movemeats. _ _ _ _ --- TI e Richmond Whig says that the South, if subjn- I gated, would never join the North to fight against England. I The Timm' telegram, per the ...

... ork, and Limerick, and the unrivalled L Killarney are chosen as subjects of the The following notice is abridged fi ‘orthern Whig certainly merits all the which it has achieved. In the likenesses of th he undertakes to represent, Mr. Connop (the has succeeded ...

... Surely, Fenian Brotherhood in America have been led to form a wrong estimate of the state of popular feeling in this country. WHIG ARTIFICES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NATION. Febraary 15. Dear Sir —That there may be no misconception with regard to the few remarks ...

... hon, member ought to have remembered that tho history of the Whig party for the last thirty years had been tbat of pledges loosely given and instanta- neously broken. In point of fact a Whig in office was an ugly dog well muzzled. He complained that nv ...

... Duuruuo. The New Pamphlet. The Fenian Brotherhood. Paces 425-4'V> Corefsponoencb —A Letter to the Priests and People-of Ireland-Whig Artifices, &c. The New Movemc.nt Meeting at Newcastle West. St. Patrick’s Day M-mchestcr. Catholic Church— Tho Late Cardinal ...

... ‘ ewallow pl peas,’ has determined to foist apon Tipperar Moore’s address, when first issued, was 1 I,, cap. fally moalded. Whig, Tory, or Independent 0; }), with had something in it to minister to their r turers, desires. Chameleon-like, he was ready ...

... depression of trade as there is at present in this city and county. Yet, Ireland is mocked by the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs with the Icruel falsehood of fancied prosperity. At the meeting held in Waterford last week, it was proposed by the Rev. Mr ...