... government will fall; and the other is, that if this government fall, presided over hy the most eminent statesman now living of the whig party, we are likely to see the entire extinction of the wings a government party in the affairs of this country. Put whether ...

... The Other eminent man, who died the loth June, at the age of SI, was Colonel William Winston Seaton, Washington, a prominent Whig, and always antagonistic to ...

... Mr. Gladstone head, l>ut was obliged t of the aleck, and to renu go through liefore and patriotic, but the s] burdens on the Whig portunity was not lost, the electric telegraph : s In the meantime the pol: had not been slack ; and of the vigour which Parli ...

... whicn he refers the o _ population not to the throe »>ad harvests, but oif yeirs of almost unbroken Wing rule Ine • Drif« Whig Cabinets, was, lie said, to thus eipPM- oxen: the human beings away America; send in manuisi* make Ireland silent pasture farm ...

... with the several grounds claim made the Plaintiff, riublished a fortnight ago, has ts\ bis award, from wliich we take the fulh-whig extract:— now determine and award that the verdict in the raid cause shall entered for the def« ndant, and that the defendant ...

... uncertain. The work of Russian a-rf emancipation will be com* pleted by the middle of August next. The Kingston (Carolina) Whig advertises for a carrion crow to carry off .ct cat that has been lying in front of the newspaper office for week. In reply ...

... remark to observe that the really serious danger to the Church was to delected not much in the desertion of the bishops the Whigs as in the desertion of their wigs by the bishops. Within thirty years a wig-wearing prelate becomes a rarity. A similar though ...

... lengthy debates on reform, which led to measure : and is to he regretted that atteutlou was not given to the acceptance by the Whigs, at the private meeting la December, 1329, of the proposed household suffrage with a year’s residence, which might have been ...

... Election or rather out of the Petitions the Rouse of Coinnv-ns which were consequent upon The defendants were scouts for the whig party. Powell, the complainant, was important witness the conservative side and was intended to take him to London The defendants ...

... to through before midnight. The other House was grave and patriotic, but the special fatality which throws these burdens the Whig party hud to noticed, and the opportunity was not lost. Roth Houses did their duty; did the electric telegraph; so did the ...

... are entirely without controlling hand to guide them.” Tneyare evidently much at loss what lino to take, and how to take The Whigs are falling olf from them : the Peebles are used u;>; Mr. Cardwell and the Attorney-General are all that remain of tiiat clever ...

... contraband of the prison, lam told, amounts to a misin the number of whom was the writer of the letter, once demeanour .—iVurf/ ...