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... thongh we confess the name Tory car.kea in our 1 ears Some very -ugly rmainisceaces with it.1. , : 1f by Tost is meatititteld Whig Of the Idlii-flehoolor:Williaraite, a supporter of . I?eit nist)teligiOU.S Liberty, wo are satisfied. filet irit ht intended ...
... Gloucester in the year 1780. At that time the country was divided into two great political parties as now, who were called Whigs and Tories, as they arc now called Liberals and Conservatives. The Chairman then gave a slight review of the movements of party ...
... and the Church, the Constitution and the Queen, the Altar and the Throne. We fear not the sue of the conflict. The days of Whig rule are numbered. The decree has gone forth ; it requires not a prophet's favreejog I eye to read the handwriting in the ...
... WATCHMAN AND LEMAN! CIAZWITFef SATURI/A,Y.,:MA.BCH 25, .1865; . ylear s• very reapeotablo lii CiEOPAIE EVAN whose hereditary Whig posit ...
... Government were pal to the Orangemen ,-, r “ssistattee, ::rent so far as to arm them at the (A-. !le comtry, and that the angelic Whigs at the time, with Lent Clarendon Lieut, nant of Ireland. May they not t,l such an extremity once morn! word was said advising ...
... Some namespre mentioned, but we suppress them till more reliable intelligence reaches us. We hardly think, however, that the Whigs would risk a contest here, as they know very well they would not bare the slightest chance of success, so long as two such ...
... the Continent, Alexander of Russia and Francis .10-vpil o' Austria By suddenly patching up a peace wit the Czar,he huffed the Whig Ministry of B-itain, showing plainly that he thought they had no business there altho' the British troops did the hardest part ...
... acts of trespass and violence. Instead of checking these first manifestations of turbulence with • firm awl vigorous hand, the Whig Government officials, according to their use and wont elsewhere—lreland and Canada to wit—pursued a feeble policy of oftniliation ...
... through the town, and amused themselves as best they could, until the time came for their departure by the evening trains. The Whig and freeman, true to their well-known instincts—to depreciate everything Conger vatic° or Protestant—set down the number , ...
... its independence them no room to raise a note of triumph on and its power, has been very superficially the popularity of the Whig Viceroy. glanced at by those who, raised above With respect to His Excellency's departure its peculiar prejudices, are also ...
... The I%ew Tort herald corrvspowient as-. ,serfs that the rising iu :San , Demise is, an, uniinporiaut ; New York..Mareb fhe Whig, of the 17th. says, that. dw bombardment of Port liudson. ccan-.. tnenced at two o'clock on the 14th inst. At twelve o'clock ...
... windows at night, and then cast the blame of it all on Protestant parishioners ; and there would have been a fine heading for Whig journals fiaocxxxe Ottawas Ouraxoe. We pity the poor old Rector, who has now been about 40 years incumbent of the parish ...