... sources of their hatred will allow; the Agitator hates the Whigs with the bitterness of contempt, and the anger excited by their occasionally troublesome though impotent restiveness; and the Whigs hate the Agitator with an irritating sense of their own ...

... communicated us from another quarter; and in that briet period Whig meetings liave been convened, and Whig turmoil made the order the day,” Whig aldennen compelled to eat their own words, and Whig partisans have appeared in battle array against each other ...

... Association, dined together at the Bell inn, for the purpose of celebrating the victory achieved at the late registration over the Whig-Radical faction, and of promoting unanimity of feeling in the choice of candidates in the room of Sir George Crewe and Mr. ...

... jhaiQofof the rooms ieljingon the floor 1 Such the treatment reeerred.fsr Marty’s troops on foreign service. So much for the Whig. Governmentan Master-General theOydnanoeandfria host worthy coadjutors and «übordinatea. ia the bxreack department—ay, barrack ...

... communicated from another quarter; and in brier period Whig meetings have been convened, and Whig turmoil made the ** order of the day,” Whig aldermen compelled to eat their own words, and Whig partisans have appeared in battle array against each other ...

... PRISONERS. (From the Tan Pieman’s Land Colonial Timtu July 81 The mahnar which Messrs. Frost, Williams, and hare bean treated Whig dororament most ful, and perfectly opposed even iha old and most sbsad* * nable pnetiom enforced the Tories the iroa « of my ...

... or oppression inflicted upon them by the national parochial worship. To all injustice or oppression, whether practised by Whigs, Tories, Churchmen, or Dissenters, our humble journal is a sworn and implacable foe. abuses or persecutions—no clerical rapacity ...

... Norton’s) opinion was the subject of the fines. The applicant said would adopt the magistrate's suggestion, and withdrew. The Whig-Radical Government are in course of taking steps to deprive the poet-masters of all the provincial towns of the privileges ...

... their seats,” the end of the whole may be, that some of the Whigs may still prove stubborn, and the coach itself be upset in trying your experiment. But our worthy has a resource still left. the Whigs are thus forced to out,” he says, then, in opposition, ...

... election—that of 1832—had brought upwards of Whigs and Radicals into Parliament, the next, in 1835, diminishing that aggregate force about 150, left the Whigs at the mercy of Mr. O’CoxNtL!.. Yet the Whigs could not discern this any symptom of a Conservative ...

... seats for the electors. It was computed that at least voters were present. Many of them had formerly belonged to the Blue or Whig party, but, disgusted with the treachery of their quondam mends, are anxious to sec them visited with just retribution. Mr ...

... tne adjournment will be one of the objects of the Whig party. There is probability that the financial concerns of the country may render an extra session Congress necessary. It is the poliev the Whigs not to keep in circulation Treasury note®, which are ...