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... HENRY NORTE FOGGIN. =ROBE AND GE.NEEIL DRAPES, Is now SEC/WHIG NEW GOODS for the in SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES, JAOKETS, DRESSES, SKIRTS, PLINTd, RIBBONS, LACES, SCARFS, COLLARS, GLOVES, HOSILEY, dm. An inspection is respectfully solicited. 5. BAYILB•STBBIST ...
... unbelievers—freethinkers in politics. The Whigs are the chosen vessels, and at their hands and theirs only the nation must seek political salvation. Has the revenue kept pace with the growth of populationit is the Whigs who have increased the population. Has ...
... leading Whig of that time. The Whigs were forgetful and often unjust, but the Irish people, like the English Radicals, always came back to them, for justice and help, when wearied of the periodical coquettings of both with Toryism. The Whigs have had ...
... and nephews and grandsons of the deceased. DEATH OF LORD WOLVERTON. Lord Wolverton, better known as Mr Glyn, the late Liberal Whig, died this (Thunday) morning. ...
... Monday evening, a statement recently made by the Duke of St. Albans, to the effect that Her Majesty was always inclined to Whig in preference to Tory Government. The Queen, as our readers know, has frequently ascribed her earliest political lessons to ...
... O'Connell a°ul Cobbett denounced the Whigs, and threatened to abandon them, as Mr. Illingworth, and many other earnest men are now threatening to abandon them, and even to abandon the Liberal party of which the Whigs are only a section and which is led ...
... carriage, which he is confident will sustain the high reputation his carriages have attained for high finish and long wear, lira whig? and estimates on application. ...
... deaf, knew what was going on. The House interfered, however, and the question being recalled in compassion the once powerful Whig chieftain was allowed to have his say then the Bill was negatived, all the same, without division. It colossal task for an ...
... should be some equity of division in tlie bestowal of crumbs of comfort. Can even an old Whig wish that every lord -lieutenant of a county should be an old Whig Can it be good for the administration of the law that none but Liberal lawyers should become ...
... “Marvel of Perruqaian Art” aul vertise- Daughter : On, I know what per- ment. —Six-year-old Daugh' Toque means, mA. It meacs a Whig party. Aw Ipma oF tryman: Nice work iom’t it, sar. Aiea rose sor, cowkio't put me io the picter. may be ?— Well, I rova. Countrymen ...
... not one of theory with them, but of experience. If the Conservatives are wise they will welcome the sudden conversion of the Whigs to Mr. Disraeli's half-forgotten proposal to equalise the franchise in counties and in boroughs. But if the franchise is to ...
... and Mr. Marshall on behalf of the Whigs, and the Hon. William Duueombe and Mr. Wilson in the Tory interest, while Mr. Bethel was a sort of middle man, and hoisted pink colours. The contest was entered upon by both Whigs and Tories most vigourously and ...