... but without any definite scampering you never saw ; I thought they would break | result; and ultimately the candidate for the Whig ! their leg* jumping over the old pine log#.* They are in partv, Mr. Wimhrop*. wa# induced to withdraw, j great terror white ...

... l. we at n fhb fey had duel, the othespondense le spesdnet mother, and this the aempepais @Maid h. NM Itheeeth the Weed et Whig ant as =Away ep tiwprepeidere at he leelenses le at Weenenethwe Meth &di *lt; there amid he se death the the least be by is ...

... cannot but prove beneficial to the community at large, and particularly to the unemployed fishermen along this coast. —Northern Whig. ...

... by the publisher, Mr. M‘l'hun of Glasgow, with several improvements, which very much increase Its value.—Belfast Northern Whig. This new effort on the part of Mr. llPPhun to furnish the public with a Bible at once overflowing with references, elegant ...

... the Second died, and, to please his mistress, Louis the Grand proclaimed James's questionable son—unquestionable king. The Whigs scented danger from this doughty deed. The statesmen of that day, like their successors of the present—politicians of whose ...

... ef this geserqrsino. (Appww.) eine pork 1 wi,ll Popp{ pay nip 43.10 Wivn will endemour get m the Wart of pew Seaton. be is Whig Tory. ,•••,• fernier the I estiperted. ( I 'burr..) It haa oecurred to on • that yes ahead seket • cam gel try it ogalmt mine ...

... Chancellor of the Exchequer to introduce the tea-duty into his budget as object reform. Seldom have the finances of the Stale under Whig rule been prosjierous ; and, with considerable surplus revenue, the Financial Minister will not hesitate to take advantage ...

... that his constituents might know how lie voted. Mr. Doer said that the resolution of Mr. Brotrn, in effect, called upon the Whigs to make an unconditional surrender. He would vote for anybody but a disunionist to occupy the chair. A Voice—There is no such ...

... Subsequently to that date various ballots were held, but without any definite result ; and ultimately the candidate fur the Whig party, Mr. Winthrop, was induced to withdraw in order that a new choice might be adopted, and a new attempt made to obtain ...

... moment expect. It may be so; but seeing is believing, and till we do see it, we shall not believe it. Your true aristocratic Whig never proposes great constitutional reforms unless he is compelled to do so by a fear of being turned out of office, or induced ...

... government. Four parties may be said to be interested in the present conjuncture of colonial politics :- 1. The official or Whig party. 2. The Tory or Imperial party. 3. The Radical or economical party. 4. The colonists themselves; of these the last three ...

... rupture . of . the peace of Amiens, than school, but whom I looked upon with horror because he was a the aristocracy o birth, Whig. I have since learned to consider a Peel-Conservative th, which includes the lauded arm' tolandlord as the worst evil of the ...