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... STEALING POSTOFFICE ORDERB.-At Rotherham Mr. James Thompson, the Rotherham agent of Messrs Durham, Foster, and Co., bone and Whigs merchants, was charged with stealing two Post•office orders, the property of his employers, with forging their signature thereon ...
... Emancipation, Repeal of the Corn Laws, and the recent Reform Bill, have ever been the sincere friends of the people ; while the Whig-Radical coterie, have ever been willing to enter into any unholy alliance, which would secure their own private aims at any ...
... of her cargo she got off, but appears to be seriously injured. LORD DUFFERIN ON THE OF THE IRISH CHURCH. (From the Northern Whig.) The following important letter, containing timely suggestions, affecting the Presbyterian and other religions denomina'ions ...
... imitates to the new Parlimmistkoanal the gesetive. but be did not:thinktbet nest themselves to be lone He did not asset theme Whig 'WWI in the state of he was an Irish oriels be the Mrs. Giedstooe. It issued its lowest petts end the net afraid ef That cue ...
... and the Fenians, which, he alleged, were substantially the same, The dings were brought to a close National Anthem.—Northern Whig. by singing the ...
... assertion was far less severe than it deserved. Perfect ”it undeniably is—“ perfect as furnishing with a complete duo to the Whig or Liberal policy. There was a time when Mr Gladstone ventured to define Conservatism distrust of the people tempered with ...
... > Cuurt , TaaEaglUh . Lav ot Btabnptcy , ibereftre , and Its sdttiinutfatloa , are heartily can . -leim . td alike by a Whig sad a Tory Irfird ChtEceUor . . - • •'• ' \ The great object of BtcArnptcy Law { a to get far ths CEeatiois pafiiieat of what ...
... the Whig Reform Bill down to 1866, the Whigs held office two-thirds of the time and the Conservatives only one-third, and it was thought that if there had been any misgovernment in England, any bad laws pseud or bad laws left unrepesled, the Whigs, who ...
... the Act; hut, sir, we are told the hour and the roan have arrived to do what? To oust Conserve* Government from power, the Whigs having been in the cold shade of opposition for nearly two years, and therefore every principle of honour, justice,and right ...
... the Whigs turned out Sir Robert Peel upon what was called the Appropriation Clause, which, as soon as it had served the purpose of restoring the party to power, was abandoned. If the people can, by putting out the Tories and bringing back the Whigs to ...
... seeing N.. a if VI was • --- AND a Roseau—A the Hoard 14 14 th. Larseleake Sat awe le the Towns ha. It4eatee4. au Tie Theme row; Whig eeve refeweeted an • —Pasha : Y. L. Hopitiew P. Malay Mr. Illisiates, awl Mr. : f ; K. Meth,. fleelory. P. Melee, Mr. 01101 ...
... HE FL ROP FOR 1868 The Northern Whig intimates to the flax trade 4 deficiency in the imports of flax seed up to the present time, which may have important effects on the trade. The Whig says :— “ There is not, in fa ct, at present enough of seed, nor ...