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... THE WHIGS. (PROM THE SCOTSMAN.,) The following short note from Mr. Macaulay will read with interest. It was written in reply to oue from the Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, transmitting the memorial from tliat body to the Queen, in favour of opening ...
... Whig OMIT OF nos AT TI Z CUSTOM HOUSL. Dna Day • IS bit 0 lachea. THURSDAY, JULY 17, DM. Tux New York correspondent of the Time mentions that the defeat of General M*Clellan bad a most depressing effect on the spirits of the populace, at New York ...
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... THE WHIGS. To tlie Whigs, the Duke Wellington last night paid, at the proper time, proper compliment. Nothing can place higher that party—perhaps too proud, too uncompromising, but conspicuously patriotic party—than the sacrifice which it has often made ...
... THE WHIGS. The Whig writer* are not very complimentary to the Whig Minister*. The Wettmituler Reriew says—“ There wouU have been a disposition to rely on the Ministers to some certain extent. Now nobody hat faith either in their honesty ...
... THE WHIGS. Innumerable rumours have beta afloat touching fate of the Navigation BUI, on the passing of which depends the official stability of the Whip. wiU be seen from the declaration of the Marquis of Lamsdowih on Monday in the Lords, that the Bill ...
... THE WHIGS. Since our last publication an event has occurred in the political world which has diffused joy and gladness throughout the length and breadth of the land. The Whip are out of office. This event I. bailed by all parties, by all creeds, with ...
... THE WHIGS. The Times observes that changes in the re. presentation ought not to be lightly undertaken; but when they become inevitable, as they are now generally admitted to be, nothing but mischief can come of dealing with the subject in a timid and ...
... THE ■WHIGS. the Whigs, the Duke of Wellington last night paid, toe proper time, a proper compliment. Nothing can place higher that party—perhaps too proud, too uncompromising, hut conspicuously patriotic party —than the sacrifice. which has often made ...
... Whig cttßONtet.V, CLARE ARD TIPPERARY ADVERTIMI, SATURDAY !MOM OCT 12 ISG7. ...
... THE WHIG. WHERE ARE THE TRAITORS' BOASTS NOW CLERICALISM THE ENEMY. THE VOICE OF KILDARE sTIFL ED. ENGLEDOW, THE UNKNOWN, RETURNED. CABEW DEFEATED. CHAGRIN OF DILLON, ...
... as- sume the existence of an eager wish on the part of the Whigs to get into ofEfce. We know not what part of the conduct of the Leaders of that party could lead to any swch innference. The Whigs have certainly stewn no eagernesshitheeto to get into' pov ...