... It wsaopened. But, asks oar contemporary, -hols beheld rssDonsihie for a loss to the country whlob, in these days abortive Whig legislation, we bold to nothing less than tublic calamity None other than the statesman who sigh. with lodicronsly insincere ...

... as the second Conservative candidate or North-East Essex (cheers). Mr. Sewell seconded the resolution, and observed that the Whig party had formerly had his sympathy, but under the direction of the hon. member for Birmingham that party was fast sinking ...

... the second Con- servative candidate for North-East Esssex (oheers). Mr. Sewell seconded the resolution, and observed that the Whig party had formerly had his sympathy, but under the direction of the lion, member for Birmingham that party was fast tanking ...

... the economical resolutions of the extreme Liberal party, Mr. Calthorpe did not often oppose them. The late member was Liberal Whig, and Mr. Lyttelton is likely to be a Conservative supporter Mr. Gladstone. The extreme Republicans in the United States have ...

... be shorn of its chief attractions, who is to be held responsible for a loss to the country which, in these days of abortive Whig legislation, we hold to be nothing less than a public calamity? None other than the statesman who sighs with ludicrously insincere ...

... part in nominating HARRISON for the Presidency in 1840, TAYLOR in 1848, and SCOTT in 1852. He has always been a member of the Whig or Republican party, but has held aloof from the excesses and extreme opinions which have done so much of late to discredit ...

... assurance to stop the proceedings of Mr. Murphy. That pereon wee is the habit of hiritte a private room, and there was no law Whigs anthibrileci stopping oontroversial lectures Of addresses in private rooms. If he used language calculated to provoke a breach ...

... THE PROPOSED MURPHYITE LECTURES IN BELFAST. (From the Northern Whig.) the summary method the magistrates of Belfast, of dealing with Mr. Flynn and his proposed lectures, the peace of the town, which was seriously threatened, has been preserved. When ...

... Curteis—l 11 0; Capt. Digby Boycott-1 10; Mr. R C. Musgrave—O.—Sweepstakes of cue am seek.-. lion. R. C. Hill, 26-111-1-1 ; Major Whig 25-111-1-0 ; Mr. T. H. Lovell, 251-111-OV.V Marshall, 2.51-111-0 ; Ca t. Psareth, 9s-11141 Mr. H. Rae Reid, 28' —lll-0; Capt ...

... sufficiently strong sweep away the system, it it existed in twice as many regiments as it does. The organ the Conservative Whigs seems to believe that ; having sealed the fate ef tho Irish Establishment , the divisions of the present cession, Mr. Oladsioke ...

... enough to turn an e into an a, or any other vowel, unless round text is adopted; and so let all beware of Lord Abingdon and the Whigs. I not suppose that Lord Abingdon, with all his fervour for accuracy, will venture to point out to Lord Russell what appears ...

... at South Bend, Indiana. He established a newspaper and learned the compositor's trade. He was in politics a Whig. He was nominated by the Whigs for Congress in 1851, and was defeated. In 1856 he was elected to Congress, and he has been returned at every ...