... As it was only “just out” the day that the mail left New York, is probably the first that has reached this country. Northern Whig. Risk Waobs North Staffordshire.—A recent application for an increase wages from the miners in the employ of Earl Granville ...

... @ondnet on the part of Mr Fenwick, eught to have known better than to allowed himself to be influenced by Truth to tell, both Whigs and Toric of Mr Fen getting rather tired of singular facility adapting h te whatever political complications happen to arise ...

... spirit until they were crowned with complete success. A Whig politician one day said to him, Oh, you Radicals are nobndiee—we Whigs arc powerful enough trample you under foot He thought, however, the Whigs would find that they had miscalculated their men most ...

... this election, although, no doubt, hundreds of the ultra Liberals would, irrespective personal considerations, be glad to see Whig who has long been sitting upon two stools replaced by a man who has hitherto been more remarkable for the pronounced■ess of ...

... (Hear, bear, and applause.) I have determined on the step I have taken on this occasion altogether irrespective of what the Whigs may do. (Cheers) It is not within the province of two or three or five or six Whigsto dispose of the province of (the electors ...

... appointments l*eing that of Mr Henry Fenwick. He had heard it stated that it w his reward for long and faithful servitude of the Whigs. He did not believe that ; but if it were so, he only hoped that Mr Fenwick was perfectly with the beautiful and tremendous ...

... Mr Seymour in 18.13, and they had also enabled him beat Mr Walters in 1837, Mr Hudson then freely and openly assisting his Whig friend at a very critical juncture. In 1859, however, Mr Fenwick deserted Mr Hudson and went over to Mr Lindsay, the upshot ...

... the Parliament House faction that the electors Edinburgh rejected Adam Black ; it was assert its freedom from the dominion of Whig junto that Newcastle hustled Mr Beaumont aside, and surged Mr Gowen into Parliament in his place ; and it is now Sunder, land’s ...

... indiflhraore to principle which had actuated that dnnng the -contest (Cheer*.) He had dootrta and course, owing to the action the Whigs on Hut oocawon, Urt hoped hope that Fenwick and hia friends would loyal to the principle* they thameelvee had proclaimed. «nd ...

... sons of Mark Milbsnk. Thorpe Perrow, sad brother Mr F. Milbuuk, one of the members for the North Riding. He comes out in the Whig interest Despatches relating to tbe cattle plague Poland, dated 1857, tmve been presented to Parliament In communication dated ...

... breasts of Mr Candlish's more immediate friends would have been wanting still ; and, in a word, but for them, the dominion the Whigs would have been perpetuated in Sunderland for, perhaps, a generation come. A* Mr Storey reminded th« great gathering in the ...

... nightmare Fenianism. Fernando Wood and the have laid the ghost.—AVir York Herald. A Model Fkkiak. learn from the Relfad Northern Whig that, a few days ago, a patriot named James Deuvir was apprehended outhouse in that town, along with some associates who go ...