... it happened under the rule of their opponents, or disparaging a victory because the general or admiral was Tory instead of a Whig. This may be, and we hope is true, as to public opinion; but do the symptoms that have been apparent for the last few months ...

... character of a satirical or humorous poet. Moore had in 1833 written squib— Paddy's Metamorphosis—agrfnst his friends the Whigs, for bringing in the Irish coercion act; and Lord John in good humour sends him next day a squib on the other side, more ...

... TRAGEDY IN NORTH CAROLINA, CONVICTION OF A BAPTIST MINISTER OF MURDER : HIS STICIDk. The * North State Whig,” published at Washington, North Carolina, publishes a report of the trial of the Rev. George W. Garawan, for the murder of Mr C. H. Lassiter, ...

... Lockhart admits, gave great offence to the many sincere personal friends whom Scott numbered among the upper ranks of the Whigs. He had been gazetted Clerk of Session during Fox's Administration, and his anti-Foxite zeal was construed into ingratitude ...

... confidently asserted in political circles, without the slightest affectation of reserve, that Lord Palmerston’s dismissal from the Whig Ministry in 1851 was owing to his peremptorily prohibiting the interference of the Prince Con- sort in the business of the ...

... Liberal politician, who once stood as candidate at an election for Edinburgh, in order to rouse the flegginq spirit of the Whigs, has of late years resided much in I. ranee ; and he addresses to the Edinburgh Courant the result of his observations there ...

... Club would hardly prevail against such legal array as I have quoted ; and those who might question the authority the great Whig lawyers would hardly refuse defer to that Lord Eldon. itli regard to Prince Albert not having been sworn, the person who made ...

... believed himself personally unpopular with her Majesty, who had been brought up under the auspices of his opponents, the Whigs; and to counterbalanee the effect of any such prejudice, by this or other strove to gain the good-will and counten- ance ie ...

... jority being for acquittal. After | that they stood at maj rst for convicting, and 3 for acquittal; then 11 to 1.—North Carolina Whig. | ...

... county, and is everywhere associated with the name of Ayrshire. Marriage Gkorgkthe Fourth.—Lord Holland, in h!s memoirs the Whig Party, vol. It., just published, relates some circumstances relative the marriage of George the Fourth, then Prince of Wales ...

... and Lord Melbourne admitted that he had materially conduced to the Liberal majorities Parliament. These were Sir Edward's Whig, or rather Radical days. He attempted to do as much for the late Government of Lord Derby, but the altered tone of his pamphlets ...

... that the feeble women of Samaria stood by the cross of our while the rough fishermen of Galilee forsook Him and fled. —Belfas: Whig. ...