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... domestic affairsto the National Board of Education—to the new scheme of almost uniirersal suffrage—and to the long list of Whig-Radical enactments which have brought thia portion the kingdom to the ecrgo of destruction and despair. Let not supposed that ...
... to the Upper House as Duke ot Neweastle, an there become leader of the Peel party and of such of tl ire Conservative of the Whigs as are to ally themsely with that section. THE MENMORILS OF THE TD Db. Thy sichs aud tears ere Weep not for the dead! Vainiy ...
... quite irre. spective of the protection generously accorded by the Government of the Third, so repeatedly stigmatised by the Whigs of the past and some of the present century—who did not cheerfully share his homely fare with the wretched fugitives whom the ...
... Lords consider that situation to be, most convenient of any for the postal k le accommodation of the public. Such is by the Whigs to public opinion. thus slighting the wishes of the whole e n l e eful, and we hope will not be forgotten. local paper currency ...
... revihngs which hav c been poured upon him may be traced, perhaps, to re- buffed parasites and others whose cupidity the great Whig Chancellor fouud it impossible to satisfy; but these individuals would never have spread out their stock of scurrilities with ...
... that the ex- Privy Seal, Lord - MINT°, was a fit and proper person to send to Italy ? The first was a needy servant of the Whig Radicals, whom it was necessary to provide for; the second was snubbed by a foreign Government, and must in some sort be r ...
... diatriet and if .hat is awed as too* sot o olden bat app.teetion. wicket at to atteadird taw* should think thole Panel be to Whig Mt) amid end tbiok of the that. mattar. You,. well, WILLIAM GILIVISTNI A. IS. Logwead, Eaq.'• MRS. FANNY KEMILE. READINGS ...
... the party cling in the very energy of despair. Mr. Booker's return for Herefordshire seems to be all but a certainty. The Whigs of the county, it would appear, have not quite so far settled down in their liberal convictions as to Free Trade as to act ...
... resolved by the committee that in future no designs will be admitted for competition unless in a finished state.— Nw'thcrn Whig. TEMPLEMOYLE AGRICULTURAL SEMINARY. Thb aouual examinations of the pupils of this valuable institution were held on Saturday ...
... certain parties, and is, as heretofore, variously viewed ; but the bias of the opposition seems stamped with Toryism, while the Whigs stand by the PRINCE. Blackwood labours hard to show that it is an impious, and will be a mischievous, proceedtng ; something ...
... compelled to pay double for the tea have taken what should have had pay. If privileged Torle# in past timet, and privileged Whigs at a later period, had been prevented from plunging the Into debt, and had been compelled to ruriuce the nath'ital taxation ...
... The bill for the delivery of fugitive slaves has passed the house by a vote of 109 to 75. It was supported by only three Whigs from the free states. Of the loco foco members from the free states thefts were twenty-six in its favour. A vote has been taken ...