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... =ma eery. 50, 14416. Whig . . 79,949 4G.lr d. . . 19,91.1 qn 2`m. 111. Omit 7,132/ qn 21m. 0031PaR8TIVE 1861.—.Wlwat, 137,8114 qrs, sh. Pd. Barley, 2 1 .9 71 qr., 375. dd. Oats, 13;54 qrs. 22a, 114, 70, 1 711 qrs. 525. Pd. Barley, 14,91 1 qrs, 44. Oats ...
... Howell Cobb has been arrested on charges involving him in the Audersonville atrocities. The >*ew York papers publish the folio whig Fort Laramie, Sept. 20. Information was received to-day from General Conner’s I'iciit column, under Colonel Cole, to the 21st ...
... and to the vile slaves who creep along in this land—the Shoneens and the minions of English power in Ireland. He spared not Whig nor place hunter. this account he is hunted down.” There is some excuse for the blind fury of the Coiumiojkt Patriot in appealing ...
... said that his pohtical creed was the Constitution of ICSS. was Pittite, and was always ling to act with the Constitutional Whigs when tilv walked in Constitutional paths. referred to an Stack on Constitutional Government which appeared in organ, and concluded ...
... pressed, ani those who resisted this measure were to be rated as enemies of the movement, and to be massacred. The Northern Whig has received information of the arrest of supposed Fenian in one of tho suburbs of Belfast—being the first case of the kind ...
... ARREST OF A FENIAN AT BELFAST. (By Electric Telegraph.) The Northern Whig has received information of the arrest of a supposed Fenian in one of the suburbs of Belfast, being the first case of the kind in that town. The facts are as follow:—On Sunday morning ...
... THE FENIANS. The northern Whig has received information the ' arrest of supposed Fenian in one of the suburbs of j Belfast, this being the first case of the kind in that town. The facts are follow : —On Sunday morning aliout ten o’clock man giving bis ...
... hatreds. As to .'political conspiracy, these now are mostly.. inveterately old-fashioned tories, with a sprinkling of dubious whigs and fire-eating radicals, opposing elements i which would never amalgamate or move on the same level, V unless political and ...
... his Conservatism was tke Conservatism founded on the Constitution of 1688, He was ready to co-operate with the constitutional Whig wherever he found his duty to the State compclied Lim to revert to the broadyobjccta of the Constitution. Mr. Bromley observed ...
... speeches lately -deliveasd by Mr. Ducane, Mr. Newdegatc, Mr. Bromley, and Kr. The rejection Major Beresfora -in favour of • Whig was in consequence of want .of an -organisation which being now complete could . seat the Major without a contest. _ Still ...
... and to the vile slaves who creep along in this land—the Shoneens and the minions of English powerin Ireland. He spared not Whig nor place-hunter. On this account he is hunted down. Fenian he isnot! He defies his worst enemies to point to one line of his ...
... claims we should be humiliating ourselves as a nation in' the eyes of the world; and we are gratified to' find that even the Whigs have not yetbeensufficientlycorrapted by liadical principles to think of adopting the pusillani- mous policy of compromising ...