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... erom the northern whig The character of him who has thus suddenly been gathered to his fathers, at period when the increasinj tide of his power flowed with fearful strength over the shores of Europe, has now- become the property of pos terity. History ...
... Edinburgh Independent,*' We shall close with the following brief but emphatic sketch of the character of Alexander, from Northern Whig, an able and independent Journal, not very long established, but which has rendered essential service the cause of truth, ...
... sides are rounded away, and mingle and are lost behind the Speaker’s chair; where, as on a neutral ground, the Tories and Whigs exchange civilities and snuff-boxes. Behind you sit “ the morning papers” pointing pens and pencils, and complimenting the ...
... of the vehicle, and injury. The inside trifling hurt. They wer town. The accident gence of the driver, who eated. —Northern Whig. TUB EDITOR 0» SAI Sir—lt is really grievou of the Legislature, intended at iu rer outset, be pervcrU persons, to lire injury ...
... were obliged to walk into The accident is attributed to the negligence of the driver, who was somewhat intoxicated.—.VorMcra Whig. TUB EDITOR OV SAUNDERS’S VEWS-LETTEII lt is really »grie»ou» circumstance, U.at A of'thc Legislature, intended to benefit ...
... infinite v lonave of shapes, and very droll shapes they are. The au and he passes in ‘review befor ven in wit is of no party, a Whig, Tory, and Radical Hobbies, giving to them all ou | respective shares of the ridiculous, which he ted to! distributes with ...
... composition of lie clever-s'. Whig paper o! the day. Hut there is reason lor the labours «l Thomas Aloore. him were indebted lor that highly respectable and moral poem. The Fudge Fumtly in Puri*. We renien talking to a Whig gentleman, when this wo. k full ...
... may add. that iu the year to which we reler, the great and overbalancing proportion of them was decidedly Whig it is now Tory- what manner tire Whig writers, in this their unquestioned day of ti miiiph, behaved, now that parly -most studiously kepi out ...
... VARIETIES. SHERIDAN AND LORD ROCHESTER.—She ridan said have embodied his graver the correspondence of the Whig Lords I*ll, the following“ the effect which,” it added, in certain quarter may easily imagined.* ADOiIESS In all humility crave Our Regent may ...
... eminent house . ry trade. Their pnrch estimated about sterling, tenth part import. One of the firm with very large fortune. The Whigs, to manil'e; acter for consistency, ♦ nsuing CatnhriJge elect ),,i- the most decided Tor It is supposed that that will occupy ...
... |)|i ong of people, nlieO*Ung fre™ lies were involved in 1807. When the Uto King tamed out t.e trangcen tsleuts. (Cheers.) . , Whig* from offiie.Mr. Plunkett flung deavn th* place which he _ said, that he could not attribute bad mo- solicited retain, gave ...
... streams, hose polish’d backs reflect (he morning beams, Ur the swift Swallow issuingfrom the skies, dust dip the limits of his whig and rise. Oft have I walk’d those beauties to survey. Cheer’d the brighl’niug influence day ; Then quick retir’d to some s ...