... but hearing the horses h.O departed the ride Whig Ooveninients In past cattle making great noise in a stable and bam times, and, instead nf taking entirely the advice of certain u_ ® »uu portions of the Whig powers, had taken advice from that !I,1 ar by ...

... Crawley, of the Cth Dragoons, which took place a couple of years ago, has cost the country 19,200/. The Kingston (Carolina) Whig advertises for car* rloD crow to carry off a defunct cat that has been l)ing front of the newspaper office for a week. A c ...

... refers the decline of the Irish population not to the “three had harvests,” bat twenty jdars of almost unbroken Whig rule.” The purpose of Whig Cabinets, was, said, to thus expressed: Drive the human beings away to America: send in cows and oxen; make Ireland ...

... defaulters receive anything but moral chastisement; or much of that.” OUTBREAK OP THE CATTLE PLAGUE IN IRELAND. The Northern Whig of Monday announced, on the authority of a magistrate residing in the district, that the cattle plague had broken out in the ...

... distinction. Nor must it forgotten that short period out of office it an alterative and tonic. In the bracing air of Opposition Whigs grow strong and achieve an audacity which they lose when long debauched the sweets of place Willi nothing to but reflect upon ...

... ways poUticiana myatsciona, and perhaps the Cpneervativea conaider that the amendment will far more effective U it came hem a Whig than from the Opposition pauper. any can it seems now to be underatoed that Earl Groavsncr's amendment is to ha the battle ...

... But Baal.m*. am congr.tnl.tad itaelf haring only on. mmtar, but the U’n.tl.h naonla had two maatare. At toon ToSre gmXwn lha Whig, wjre ready to jump upi but at tire arriyal of the milienium, al l Bartiea wore mount and trayel together. (Qroana) liwaa, ...

... fall the hills fepirately the bills together, and therefore have the reputation, the continuance oflithe very existence the Whig statesmen connected with the Radical and Reforming party, and have all this staked upon the passage through Par,lament these ...

... together. The House demanded Captain Groavenor, probably l»«cau«e they wished to see a representative the younger branch of great whig family pronounce against the heir the elder branchthe author of the amendment A little while before Mr. Bright had ceded hla ...

... later meet the reprobation tndlgiynt «>m«mnailf. the irhoU .Swmokntsd _threo-c , fredertc has gnne out mad the other folio whig Wm. (Cbeoreand Ufeat** hat! Imagine snout hundred of gorgeoas nansa.) Why. weuld IM> galloptagThoat the finest woodland »eeflery ...

... bribery to the Whig party. Mr. Cooke said at the time bribery was instituted the Tory party held all the land, and the only way they could fight the intimidation which the Tories exercised was fighting by means of the wealth which the Whigs possessed. They ...

... e toFertb •«* J* U. .»r~« end antsl Union. lnttlligtiut, home, foreign, anb colonial. Tb« Cabal against Estork.—lf any old Whig youag Radloal membw should im thomupo-dMI h.riUt.s.to •bstho absUdo, lot him Mon docidinf mskoran, oso, of counter proopM sudofiti ...