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... is here playing the overseer over white meu-who but be, who is throwing his filthy call and assailing every body as Northern Whig Doughfaces, and what he calls the vile slaveholders ? He is the only man who acts in that way. dou't raise the overseer's lash ...
... innumerable questions that will rush, like Mr. Cobden, to the hustings as to the great arbiter.—Free trade or Protection ; Whig, Manchester, or Universal Suffrage ; Sanitary Reform or Local Government; Anti- State Cburcb, Anti-Catholic, Anti-Low Church; ...
... present, etiii the substitution Miuisiry having tin' desire to benefit the agricultural interest, for thut hostile as the Whigs have proved themselves to be, is regarded us a fa- ,j votnahle do not, however, regard the improvement »viiich , lias taken ...
... the friendship of the great Whig chiefs, soothed by the concessions that bad been made to his country and his creed, and warned by sober experience of the vanity of egregious expectation, settled down into a constitutional Whig; but at the starting point ...
... having business are requested to attend. JOHN BIRD FULLER, Esquire, High Sheriff. A CARD. MARLBOROUGH ACADEMY, Conducted by Mr. WHIG 11 T,Mtcce&sor to the late Mr. jßrymZ THE situation is salt£pi(His, the treatment liberal and parental, the Education thorough ...
... In consequence of those letters, Lord Duncan was sent down to Bath by Mr. Coppock, Whig candidate, to secure Mr. Roebuck's return by coalition of the Radicals and Whigs. Mr. Roebuck continued bis visits to Mr. Coppock, at bis boose in Cleveland Row ; and ...
... prove himself a friend, and equally unwilling to act as a servile retainer. There were others who expected to see some dozen of Whig coaches following the corpse of a writer who bad so devotedly served their cause, believing it to have been the cause of his ...
... arsenic. It bad beeu subsequently scalded, and this was deemed sufficient to avert any ill effects. Tenacity of Life in the Whig Varty.—ln the course of his observations ou being re elected one the tepreseutatives for the county of Dorset Tuesday last ...
... government. One hundred and sixty-eight members of Parliament met in Lord John's dining-room most heterogeneous medley of Whigs, Radicals, Chartists, anil Manchester Anti-Corn-Law Leaguers.— Tln*y appear to have squabbled a good deal among themselves ...
... —The Whigs Maine, Pennsylvania Delaware, Ohio, ludiana, and Illinois, have expressed their opinion in favour of General Scott as candidate foi the Presidency; those of Maryland, Louisiana, Kentucky, and Tennesse, in favour of Fillmore. The Whigs all these ...
... noble lord at its hetd would do bis duty by his Sovereign and his country. Mr. HATCHELL defended the legal appointments of the Whig Government in Ireland. Mr. BOOKER, as one of the Country party, gave bis entire confidonce to the present government. ♦ SIR ...
... in bis calm, o'uinsy, courageous, immutable probity and well-meaning, and it seems o have a charm for everybody. When the Whig Ministry were out for a few days in 1832, Jeffery thus writes I went to Althorpe ten o'clock to ask, aud had a characteristic ...