... of them, even if the requirement should be in violation of the constitution or laws of die Union. The editor of the Richmond Whig contends that every citizen is bound to obey the constitution and laws of the state in preference to those of the United States ...

... representation of Westminster, to supply the vacancy occasioned by the death >f Sir Samuel Romilly ; and in which Mr. Lamb and the Whig party proved victorious, must still fresh in the ¦ecollection many of our readers. The literary acquirenents of Mr. Lamb were ...

... sacramental test will take upon themselves the work of introducing measures for their reliefc From tl\e Revolution dovnwinb, the Whigs and the Protectant Dissenters have always worked together advantageously for themselves and their country; and no real friend ...

... defence : Whig has the luck to secure Some twenty thousand pounds, It is all arranged, be sure, On constitutional grounds. If a Tory dares distrust The faith of our fiercest foe, Suspicion is quite unjust, And jealousy vastly low : If a Whig with a bold ...

... and which, we think, attracted most attention, were those on Milton, Johnson, and Walpole. * * * In Parliament, though the Whigs cried him up, it appears to us that he was a decided failure. His enunciation combines in itself almost all the defects that ...

... Gentleman, in the late struggle, fought the battle of independence, in the teeth of family nomination, Government iiifluenco, Whig deception, local tyranny, and breach of promise —Leeds Intelligencer. A curious passage occurs in one of Mr. Macaulay's letters ...

... subordinate agents which are calculated to injure their cause; that the tax-collectors surcharge the Whigs, while they spare the Tories; that a Whig or liberal finds impediments in carrying business through the public departments in town which melt away ...

... benefices at his disposal, all of which gave—without interest .Or s&Ticifartion—to •deserving Curate* the Diocese, Tories well as Whigs. Oxfobn, Jan. 3&—Mattertof Arts: Wm. Boyd, Fellow of University; Clark, Ifnlversity; Rev. John Smith Dolby, Lincoln; Rev. E ...

... not put hiiu the Grand Jury panel fur that county, in 1832. Club.—A new club now forming, act indejjendfrntly of either the Whig Conservative parties, and which will consist of Members of the House of Commons. Between sixty and seventy Members have subscribed ...

... at the expense of their commou ruin.— They refused to pay .taxes few months ago, (hq. wretched Whigs in power—« second refusal will unseat thein. ' The Whig G ...

... -His Lordship having come of age in September- last, has taken his seat-in the House Lanl*. The late Viscount was a stanch Whig; and the polities of the present are also those of the of -•> ...

... the Champion arose, threw down hlj gauntlet, and defied to mortal combat any person or Arsons, not excepting his Majesty's Whig Ministers, might dispute the authority of the Mayor of the 'ancieit City of the Seven Streams. The Sheriffs and other otters ...