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... sacrifice Lord Palmerston, has notoriously been under the special inspiration of the Premier himself. That the head of the Whig Cabinet has long been on the very best terms with himself, is a fact which will be new to nobody. The late Rev. Sidney Smith ...
... for he held that a man who had for twenty or thirty years tieen the advocate ofa strong influential party like that of the Whigs in the town, ought not to be placed in such a position at all. ( Loud cries of Hear, hear.) They ought to have held their ...
... justly, regarded ns a first rate equity lawyer ; and as a parliamen- tary agent, was much sought aft.-r. In politics he was a Whig ; and for consistency of principle, his friends may challenge all his contemporaries, in by-gone times, when the honest, utterance ...
... fitted to elevate arid adorn a high steion than the truly estimable gentleman so judiciously chosen. Although it is seldom the Whig executive has given us an opportunity of lauding their official appointments, we would he ashamed of our craft if we hesitated ...
... this unexpected treasure enlisted, bis conduct has been such highly to deserve the approbation of his superiors.— Northern Whig. Fashionables Abroad—A correspondent Pan writes on the 23rd:—“Our little town was never more crowded nor gayer than this season ...
... fitted to elevate and adorn a high station than the truly estimable gentleman so judi- ciously chosen. Although it is seldom the Whig executive has given us an opportunity of lauding their official appointments, we would be ashamed of our craft if we hesitated ...
... one of the most popular men in the Irish University. Dr. M'Donnell is described as a consistent politician of the moderate Whig school. PRAYING FOR THE POPE.— Archbishop Murray has issued the following letter, addressed to the Roman Catholic clergy of ...
... question :— that in the case (among other instances) oft ampton Corporation, the It. then was the Tory River, ion . t lift was the Whig River, so that the town has drunk of m/ * 4l V?&ftP ,n usot> *° i J tbo bouses were Mipnhed with wtf i - re.OOfl houses —that ...
... Committee at the other side of the Atlantic. and Messes. Hartley and Co. at home. it is bard if be not done for it —Northern Whig. BEaTINCI MI A Klia.—Tnougb his manner, which sac daily improving was not so felicitous in the use, the authority of hie intellect ...
... pattern country gentleman, whom he had himself selected and invited but six years hack to move vote of want confidence in the whig government, order, the feeling of ihe court, itistal Sir Robert l'eel in their sietui. They trooped on: all the men tnelaj ...
... is this fact, as showingthat the oscine- King .2Eolus with most creditable success. tions of the political pendulum between Whig and HERALD.—Hours, days, weeks, and months are Tory are so small, that the public begin to pay compathe most punctilious of ...
... of a brutal soldiery. Very consolatory also is this fact, as showing that the oscillations of the political pendulum between whig and tory are so small, that the public begin to pay comparatively little attention to them, and are expecting, and will find ...