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... The Whig speaks of President Lincoln's proclamation as ordering a servile insurrection in the Confederate States. It speaks of the cruelty of the administration, and says Butler is a saint compared with his master. Tbe Athenccum states, on trustworthy ...
... pub/i'' meeting, express an change of Ministers. •itten a letter to friend town. Hub cannot at all stomach. It is •y—as good a Whig as ever, barring are informed, lias written to more cratical adherents, to this effect •med at tire state public affair* of ...
... the Fox and Grenville Administrations, he was first Irish Secretary, and afterwards | President of the Board of ControAl. Whigs he quitted office, and on the death JLlr. Ponsonby lie became leader of the opposition jjo the House of Commons. Mr. Tierney ...
... SCIENCE, Rockingham street. ? SrNT>AT. July 9th, J:. B. AVELTNG, Esq., D. Sc, Ac. Three L_CiLT.ES.? Muminc, at i.leven, Tories, Whig-, Liberal an i Radicals. Afteino. n, nt Three, The Life ?_d abemrs of Charles Darwin. t. venins at Seven, *' God iu_, Nature ...
... registration of the 'era! party throughout Great Britain. 'Ve may state that the ' meeting was attended by all the leading Whig Reform Members England, Wales, and Scotland, now in town. Mr. Coke, the consistent father of the Liberal cause, presided. The ...
... JOHN WARD 6,CommonSide Walkley ?? ?? RAMSPEN. 270, South road 1 BUY IffiCKITT-S PATENT STARCH ns-dby ?? of :_ PRINCE OF WALES whig^aobiwdtM at?_e-t PRIZE MEDAL given to *u*Sal!* M * twt^ aft tai_O4o_,Pail_,wdAm. ?_.! THE Cl HE F FIELD r;A W'L, MA NT L E ...
... â 1. History of the Maynooth College. 2. Davidson's Intru.luction to the New Testament. 8. Lord Holland's History of the Whig Party. t. Bepresemative .Men. 5. Narrative of the Voyage of H.M.S. Rattlesnake. ' 8. Howitt's Literature and Romance of Northern ...
... congratulations to my friends upon the recent announcement: — ane, at least, of our opponents has suddenly disappeared. Tlie Whig lead- ers.—the would-be ?? monopolists of the R ; ding, fancy thpv have another and a better resource : they have aban- doned ...
... 1 â Lord Sefton, off; 100 to 6 â Blackslock's, off. 30 to 1 wanted. LISBURN ELECTION. Belfast, Friday. â The Northern Whig of this morn- ing says there is no appearance of any further opponent to Mr. Barbour, whose return for Lisburn is generally ...
... already there is ' a strong premonitory excitement manifest. The Observer, speaking of the entertainment, says that whilst the Whigs will go to the banquet to show their respect for the great politician, the Tories will be found there for lower motives, and ...
... Bill, if worth anything, was meant as a means to an end.— The end, national improvement ; — the means, not the triumph of Whigs over Tories, but of the general interest over those particular interests, whicii found, in the rottenness ol our old Representative ...
... Established in 1860, since which Umo this Celebrated Firm have Made and Sold upwards ot FOUR HUNDRED and FIFTY THOUSAND SB WHIG MACHINES. Not one ot an this number has ever been returned to tho Company because it could nht work we_, and not one la known ...