... mentioning in Norfolk, and when at the late General Election he endeavoured to propose a Candidate in the interest of the Whigs, he could not get a hearing. How is the cox populi. At one moment he was, per- haps, the most popular man in England. The whole ...

... have longed for the period when they might exercise their electoral rights against the close borough nominees of au old Whig school. If, however, Mr. Schueiber is to be the cynosure of .all eyes, 011 day dedicated to festivity ; if is to entertained ...

... the contrary, Meet: Seems every reason to anticipate for the Music day>, 8 of 1865 an exceedingly brilliant issue. As each Whig Performances are set forth in the advertisement r ag On our first page, it becomes unnecessary to ty : Pit wate them here; ...

... not only the conviction of the Iron Duke, but-has been the motto, the precept, and the practice of all Governments, whether Whig or Tory, that have been called upon to sway the destinies of that country. Need wonder, then, that the cry of the Irish people ...

... mentioningin Norfolk; and when at the late general election, he endeavoured to propose a candidate in the interest of the Whigs, he could not get hearing. How delusive is the poplin ! At one moment he was, perhaps, the most popular man in Eneland! The ...

... latter felt • movement at her pocket. Looklog down she saw the prisoner abstrertiog her purse, but the latter dropped it on Whig observed, and went out of the building. She was, however, followed by P.C. Morgan, brought back, and detained. She refused ...

... its indulgence and sweetmeats opon other religiose rowmonitiee. (Cheers and laughter.) They would rather be,. Hewed from the Whig dry nursesbip; they would rather be consigned to the tender care of their natural Meade ibt Coo. eervatires; determining tiler ...

... Air eldest daughter approached the table as it to arrange the dishes, and suddenly plunged a poniard into the brigand's neck, Whig him on the spot. For this daring deed the young woman received the reward offered by the perfect, amounting to E2OO. EXTRAORDINARY ...

... way he should go, there was not so much fear of his departing from it In old age. Their opponents would tell them that the Whigs had ever been the friends of the people, and that the Tories had been their oppressors and enemies. But who wee it called the ...

... celebrate a local victory, and that you have bad so recently so large a dose of general politics, I feel that I may well leave Whig Reform Bills and other remote contiugencies to be dealt with as they arise. It will be • matter of greater present iutereet ...

... and to make the Church of England what it ongbt to be, the Chnrch of the people to vote for it. They wished relieved from Whig drynorscsbip. They did not wish to crash the religions opinions of any one; they did not wish to dim the brightness nor the ...

... immediate summonses against 12 of the journeymen printers (compositor') employed in the newspaper department of the Northern Whig Office, for refusing to work that morning, and leaving their employment without giving notice. The summonses were granted at ...