... crime, being Influenced thereto by superstition. Tire Oyster and the Shell.— or about the 16th of May, 1854, says the Northern Whig, a Mrs.|Macartney made a will, leaving, with the exception of few trifling articles, all her property, to her daughter, Mrs ...

... eyes, and bat little rakishly placed on one side of his head, has very much the appearance of gentlemanly decayed and dashing Whig senator—in short, of a very respectable modern Alcibiades after he has sown his wild oats. Twenty years ago his person was ...

... the earldom relinquished all active share in politics, although he uniformly gave his support in the House of Lords to the Whig party. Hcoember, 1846, he was appointed Lord-Lieutenant of the county of Kent, on the resignation of the late Earl of Thanet ...

... was one of its most successful orators, and snoceeded position second, and only second, to Cobden and Bright. In 1846. the Whigs, anxious to please the people, and having personal ob jectioM to Cobden and Bright, made Milner Gibson Resident J . q 0 f Trade ...

... working the British Constitution. read further in Dod that Mr. Hayter was first returned for Wells in August, 1837—that is a Whig—that he lias uniformly voted in favour of the total abolition of the Corn Laws, and for Free Trade its most extended acceptation; ...

... the election. The New York papers express gnat satisfaction the settlement of the enlistment question. The Kingston (Canada) Whig states that the fend existing between the two bodies Orangemen in Canada—a fend that has long been a reproach to the Protestant ...

... o’clock Monday evening. VT. V. T. Wickham, M the returning officer, declared the pou five o’clock the hustings, followsßoyle (whig), 138: Nicoll (liberal), 137, ...

... and harder than their own metal if they remain unmoved. Lord Palmerston is in lack in tbs matter of church patronage. The whigs generally have been the reverse, and now find calculated that the first minister of the Crown has at present in his gift, ...

... Clarter’s-bridge the 81st August. The former were defeated. Commercial affairs unchanged since the departure of the Persia. The Whig Mass National Convention had met at Baltimore; the North American Mass Convention was assembled Syracuse; the Republican Mass ...

... statesmen post times, end whose name will ever stand prominent in the political annals of England, being that of the great Whig leader, Charles Janies Fox, political honesty was admitted even hit most determined opponents. The statue represents Fox in ...

... election soon, and it always {bought file highest consequence to win Hie great metropolitan constituency. it is the of the Whigs; hot the Conservatives are sure one seat at the next election. From the general summary of objections made and sustained, it ...

... morality has always existed than lu °^ Southern states. Its polities have always had a Oonscrvat e (or what used, in called “Whig”) while the Carolinas and ita other neighbours have been by flood of rampant Democracy; and it has always stood aloof from ...