... aupposc that the profesaional position of Mr. Jordan the Connaught Circuit would entitle him, at the hands of his friends, the Whigs, to a better place than the llerordership of Calway. the .-alary of which, we understand, is merely nominal. Had Mr. Jordan ...

... suppose that the professional position of Mr. .lordan the Connaught Circuit would eutitle him. at the hands of hi*friends, the Whigs, to betu-r place than the Kooordership Galway. the salary of which, we understand, merely nominal. Had Mr. .lonian followed ...

... barley-grower, ins result the Chinese cultivators, and complai t the the Budget still leaves the financial le f the lange of the Whigs invidious, partial, and ether The Times does not deny that ever eand proposal of the Chancellor of the Ex is likely to be ...

... towards Lynchburg. very confideat of receiving Lee's sur togethet with the remains of army gave the evacuation of The Richmond Whig, now a Union the citw ha progressing for The peopl ever, refused to believe that removal evacuation, and declined to take m ...

... other Irish national papers o eante to the flag of the Union fiying. pitiadie and contempudie, at present, vue years tone of Whig and Tory organs, which hav wit ket, } so much to lead many of our peuple a a their constant, wilful through those false prophecies ...

... will come off; the Meath meeting | place on the following Tuesday and Wedn wor! a 18 CHANGES AT RICHMOND. nand The Richmond Whig of April 6 contai voted argu- following :— “ The transition from enormons prices ai mis- reciated currency to reasonable rates ...

... Parliament is not agreeable to ei the reactionary parties. The Tories natural and proper dread of contact wi losophy; the mere Whigs have an equa of contact with honesty. What the HURCH best like as an opponent is stupidity the latter most affect is practica’ ...

... resto- stores but not supplies. t you THE VIRGINIA STATE GOVERNMEN The ‘ition of President Lincoln, ; ad to in the two ichmond Whig, to reassemble ser- ginia Legislature at Richmond for the pt authorizing a convention to take back t into the Union, interferes ...

... Tory, even in that house (a two Originally “ Tories” were disbanded sol mode Ireland, who lived a very irregular life the “ Whigs” in Scotland did (a laugh). the but the fantastic name of the bill—* Tori ad to bers, and called attenti re up (hear, hear) ...

... large on the Democratic ticket He can stody large portion of the State, meeting u omas, being stump several of the leading Whig orat: 1841 he was elected to the State Senate. her of he was elected to Congress, where, by su d uot elections, he served until ...

... pri me to a bigoted monarch, backed by a bigoted them proved too strong for Mr, Pitt even in the 10nEe: of his su; acy. The Whigs in 1834 “tay n for the hey y of their ascendancy, and had ‘re in majority for nearly every measure they v , from to bring forward ...

... fast if be was e legis- (Mr. Kea) would rain to go on, and what Toryism failed to achi papecial sought to be effected through Whig imbeci in fiat- ter various proceedings Mr. Justice y the in- June, 1860, settled the deed of submissic | the case was to go ...