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... the borough at the generaf election Sir T G Hes-ketb Bart one tbe sitting members will offer himself again Mr C P Grenfell (Whig) intends to retire Preston will of sending two to the Honse of Commons Mr George Melly of Liverpool previously defeat the borough ...
... letter to the Times declared liis profound ignorance to tbe whereabouts of the Club-house remark which of course drew down this Whig of bitter indignant replies from outraged t' of tlie Club There is of getting np Junior Reform lint present Reform Club low ...
... MISSES BOOTHS', VXCELSIOR FAMILY SEWING TAIIIII,OIDZIT MACHINES, Stoke. Ss. Arrest, sal bait, fur am WHIG WE • MANN, 14S, 60. bow r 0 MORE COLD FRET with the HYGITi *ow* ~ op Arbor/ NUB. OlL Pp. most is own* rpH. !TR'S ir,BI4ENUg COrrsz • anis lastaaily ...
... irdependence saner if President Davis is epos. d. The Examiner says Lee's army a'one is able to win Confederate independence. The Whig dec'ares that the military resources of the country have not b.-gun to be exhausted. The New York Times says Davis exhibits ...
... strengthening the voice, removing hoarseness, allaying irritation of the throat, as a cough remedy pre-eminently the best. —Troy Whig.— Sold by all Chemists, at 1«. ljd. per box. ...
... as • woe which the Mem et the asearty meld provost by .velar ea admimiee d the &OK and the awe, et rce eßtheamount by earl Whig • eemmn of, Ilve per mat., sad he (mot We being for the money I. the The meamnity for mutual will be farthest appease when ...
... Portland and New Yorli Immiii ; — FROM NORTR CAROLINA. I New Yobe.. J ah. 19. — A Fortress Monroe oor-wpondeut pays the Raleigh ?? Whig comes out openly l or recon- rtruction, owing to intestine troubles. The interior of the State is filled with deserters and ...
... Parliament for it 3 broken promises. Five .times since. 1852 has the Queen been made to* promise reform ?? throne, and the Whig leaders*, iv opposition, on the hustings, and in power, have repeatedly declared the paramount necessity of reform. Mr. Gladstone ...
... hon. member ought to have remembered that the history of the Whig party for the last 39 years had been that of pledges loosely given j | and instantaneously broken. In point of fact, a Whig in office was an ugly dog well muzzled. He complained that there ...
... instead of merely having the unmeaning cry of Palu.erston for ever ! no politics, and no reform.—Mr. It. Long charged the Whigs with regularly breaking their pledgeswhen in office. He come plained that there was no allusion to the malt tax in the speech ...
... the hon. member ought to hive remembered that the history of the Whig party for the last 30 years had been that of pledges loosely given and instantaneously broken ; in point of fact, a Whig in office was an ugly dog well muzzled. Af '.er some remarks from ...
... strengthening the voice removing hoarseness allaying irritation of the throat, an a cough remedy r^e-eminently the best. —Troy Whig.-Sold by all Chemists, at 1». ljd. per box. ' ...