... 1847, at the general election, a kind of mock opposition was got against him the Whig party, who put in nomination as candidate for the borough gentleman of well-known Whig tendencies— James Henry Monaghan, the present Chief Justice of the Common Pleas ...

... Woodstock ! The following is the extract of the lecture alluded to. For Thomas Babington Macaulay, I have no remark to offer, as a whig or tory, or even as a historian: I merely attempt discuss his merits poet. A newspaper, in high repute in literary matters ...

... the last few years been materially reduced ; we would be glad to sec a move in the same direction in this country. —Northern Whig. Electric Telegraph Company oplrei.&nd. —Her Majesty’s steamer Asp, under the command of Lieutenant Allridge, R.N., arrived ...

... scruple to handle him according to his deserts. Another Correspondent of the Sentinel, under the signature of an Independent Whig, in reply tome, threatens to publish certain charges preferred against Nuns in Tuscany, in 1781, upwards of seventy years ...

... reading them, they have been copied into the country newspapers. The writer the Sentinel, under the signature of the Independent Whig,” one of its late numbers, directs his slander against Nuns. The material for defamation is supplied from the Tract shop. The ...

... informing you, with the best intentions, that you were strongly suspected of being the writer of tho letters signed An Independent Whig,** &c. you at once denied it. It is not less a fact that I told you of my having received articles from correspondents relating ...

... medium of your excellent journal, to inform the Editor of the Sentinel that, in consequence of letter signed An Independent Whig which appeared, in his paper of the 10th of December, I. did, in the'week following, advise three Catholic newsreaders of this ...

... or proof how small a measure of reform would content a Whig, may refer to a pamphlet just published by Ridgway, the veteran Whig bookseller, and praised in the Globe, the most consistent of the Whig journals. This pamphlet proposes to disfranchise * twelve’ ...

... last publication for want of space]. ! ANOTHER MAD TRAGEDY. . The following terrible narrative is copied from tne North Slate Whig, published at Washington, rising town in North Carolina, and which our young readers must not confound with Washing, ton, in ...

... however, you observe, are the words of old Whig Attorney-General, jwho, in presence of Protestant jury and a Protestant bar, would ashamed not to show his shame and loathing of Priest,” an ** exemplary Whig, who in his early days graced the representation ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. The letter the Independent Whig,” having reached u$ too late for insertion in the present n amber must be postponed till our next; and beg to remind our contributors, that communications sent to us after Thursday morning, cannot be ...

... That because he’s so rabid a Tory. His paper’s assailed in a pique. But whatever his politics are, Sir, Conservative, Radical, Whig, Neither people nor priest, to care, Sir, They have danced such varying jig. And then, when oar cZargy Wise us His grossness ...