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... THE CAMBRIDGES AND THE WHIGS. ( From the Times.) There is a deep fund of loyalty in the Whigs. It is true that they decapitated one King, and drove out another; they confiscated the estates of the Crown, and, at proper intervals, hive sufficiently vindicated ...
... WHIG MORALITY. Whigs are Whigs always and everywhere. We have seen what they have done, and what they have left undone, in the larger circle of Parliamentary politics. We now take the liberty of relating a small instance of their doings in local politics ...
... (Fr the Northers Whig.) On Friday and Saturday last, we wee; visited by very severe gales of wind blowing from S.S.E. to S.S.W., during which, the shipping along the coast has suffered severely, and several lives have, we regret to say, been lost. On ...
... TO TIM ZDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Dear have again to claim the attention of the public, through the medium of your highly respectable journal, which hat. alwaya taken a moat warm interest in advocating the cause of those poor destitute persons who have ...
... with reaction; the lie adhesion Of lib to th 3 whig ministry, is a proof that all are conscioes of this, and that all would prevent it. Bat by trusting and supporting the Whigs, they depend on the Whigs acting henceforth frankly and manfully promote and ...
... WHIG APPROPRIATION OF THE PUBLIC MONEY. (Proms the Mies.) There is a deep fund of loyalty in the Whigs. It is true that they .decapitated one King, and drove out another; they confiscated the estates of the Crown, and, at proper intervals, have sufficiently ...
... The Aberdeen Railway.—Anotherportion of the Aberdeen Railway was opened on the Bth for both goods passenger traffic, which Whigs the line now within seven miles of the city. The traffic on the line continues steadily to increase. The number of passengers ...
... silk, 4c. * ht ,0 ••on*; *«rt i® enter Into Judgment If the Whig* hated the Liberals, the Liberal* in with us, O Lord, «• set bs able suad before tbee. return both hateil and despised the Whig*. B«ich RIC A. 10 tn,wrT tor our tmngre«ien ...
... station .fzvon. Colonel I Whig-Radicals . . opposed by a landed pro- , announces _ the 1 support constitu. neglect . spirits, by means of which e regions of science suA '• d and unskilful breaks.—Barma. science and the archers, they ...
... the Repeal of the Corn Laws divided so artistically, so flatteringly to the Whigs, and so honourably to the Peelites, as in this short passage. Free Trade on the part of the Whigs, according to Sir James, was native kindness of heart ; on the part of the ...
... The Whig Cabinet on taking offiou did not attempt to identify itself with the Free Soil party, though it adopted the most essential of its opinions in reference to tho nunadmission of slavery into the new territories. But as the object of the Whigs was ...