... of spiritual aid, spending the money in episcopal palaces; desene all the contempt anybody has to spate, after giving the Whigs their proper allowance If the following Lill be not then, most certainly, it is, at all events, reni Palace for Bishop Sneaklinm ...

... pic- turesque, and his descriptions of the architectural remains of antiquity are embued with much classic spirit.— Norther* Whig. Dublin: Hodges It Smith, Publishers, Grafton Street. London : Simpkin, Marshall & Co. Edinburgh: Mass Black. SOLD IT ALL ...

... he lad become familiar with the aspirations and sentiments of farmers, merchants, and artisans—he had conversed both with Whigs and Democrats—with landowners in the south, and s ith negroes, bond and free. The epoch at which he the great commonwealth ...

... and so the attiiir ended for that night amid roars of laughter. on Friday, Mr. Horsmaii, stung, no doubt, by the gibes of the Whig officials, and perhaps becoming conscious that he was cutting a ridiculous figure, mustered up sufficient courage, to give ...