... ditto from the an south, these twelve to appoint a thirteenth. The at, northern men to be three Whigs and three Demo- co crats, the southern men to be three Whigs and to three Democrats. dih Public feeling, public choice, and public klnow- ledge of the ability ...

... inces i- ties, but lie could say that there was no one in Th whose welfare lie was more iiterested thau this asylumn, part of whig 1: lie was the pr esidenit [cheers]. Several other Fe. toast were proposed, and the compaiy (did miot separate till a nici ...

... engaged in a never-ceasing struggle for the privilege of leading a succession of forlorn hopes against their old colleagues, the Whigs, and a mine of petty jealousies has gradually been laid, which it required only a chance spark or accidental con- cussion to ...

... witnessed a prodigy of t thatnight which certainly boded somethingvery extraordinary ?? that was about to take place. They sawa Whig Government cha coming down with a bill to reduce salaries and a Con- con servative Opposition clamneuring for a still further ...

... citations. The former of these epistles is avisibly elicited by what Mr. Biglow considered the aunprincipled tergiversation of the Whig party, in endeavouring, by selecting their Presideutial can- didate from among the conquering generals, to ap- Ipropriate sorru ...

... to prosper in Business- Rcipes cuid Answers to Inqilrers: German Yeast; tomiaki Muiins, Crunspels; to make Forty Excellent Whigs; a light Biscuit; 3{edley Picke, Canada Balsam ; Remedy for a Burn; Waterproof Boots; to ?? theTcth-Poetry: Wanit of Thought-Sports ...

... The Democrats proffered the doctrine of State need rights, and their tender was accepted. Thus Half- the Conservative Whigs of the North have re- imained at open feud with the intensely Con- i servative South. On the other hand, the Northern i E. ...

... temper, if not uniformly in act v and deed-the embodied essence, the living, a breathing personification of the genuine old Whig 7 party, with all its good and all its bad qualities- c with its liberalising views and tendencies, its love e and patronage ...

... respect for opinion, 5 and to have laid aside all semblance of con- sistency. These Conservatives par eminence, who : denounce Whigs and Peelites as revolutionists, contend that the National Debt cannot be paid if rents fall; and they appeal to COBBETT as ...

... thena, because the fo of principle they iiuvolve is one oin which all real tin tepromoters of self-government, whether Tory, Whig, it 01 Radical, may agree, whilst there are so many i ?? poiiits on -which they are sure to differ. Th-Ele question whether ...

... vainly striving to abate the evil by the rigid enforcement of ?? Act. Mr. John Lamb, a Quaker correspondent of the Northern Whig, who has returned from a tour through the midland and southern counties, re- marks that the shrewd, hard landlords of Limerick ...

... e appoiiutmeiits ?? basis made; and for Itwelve years thre right lionourable baroiiet nhmposite had been in office, aiid a Whig Governeme i ,iv oer0, ais not n, Isingle selection had been made from th tdosf gentlemen. The right hmononrable gentleman saidi ...