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... affsire have this year bees some• dicrerent from usually incumbent upon a J ournal of weary with the ridiculous failures of the Whig Goverr.- .finer.ted out cf all by the luhy pretence , and ojts of the Derby-Disraelitts, it was our recommenderto • Ene'i•h ...
... iatioo .tis soon as that came in quudion, up popped his evtrlasting Committee of Council. There was no getting him beyond the Whig tether. his lordship about him, and looks sharp too, it will be no very surprising oonolusion to all this timidity and dil ...
... Theatre, osthe 16th Mtay, 1800i Jacoesua -Torese and Whigp bf the present time differ little in political sentimeut. Tbe oldl Whigs, sachi na Lord Lansdowne, belong to a schoal which has boeen distanced In ?? by even .he modore Torlea-Yes. Tax -T ND ISt ...
... Ifford employment to the gentry of the long' robe, as Miss J. intends bringing en action of damages for Seduction.- 2varhstrs whig 5SsAm TusaE.-The followlig Is In course of Sig- natue at Snuthamptoaa.-'To J. T. Tucker, Esq., the Wor. (alPft the Mayor of ...
... effort, the Liherty France; and members ot Congicss, was movement of the Whig party. This was slaveholders and others were addressing public snflieient. True to their antipathy to the Whigs, I meetings the glorious theme it was discovered and their supposed ...
... general. This is a little volume which every . person connected with commercial pursuits should poasess. '—Betfast Northers Whig. Most pregnant with useful matter.—Glaggow Constitutional. This is one of the most useful and best executed little works ...
... Be it so! Admit that this letter to the Preston opera- tives is a trick of fence-a card played against Aberdeen and the old whigs-a bid for popular ?? against the imbeciles and impracticables of the cabinet. It is not the less a real demonstration. T'ie ...
... against the oli- garchy of the great ftmilies, at the growing desire for a more real representation, at tche assaults of the Whigs on Chuirch abuses after the Reforam Bill, at the agitation against the corn lawvs. So when some other change affecting some ...
... majority being for acquittal. After that they stood at first 9 for convicting, and 3 for acquittal; then II to I.—North Carolina Whig. - CLIPPER SHIPS AND STEAMERS.—One of the most sink- ing and noteworthy features in our national history is the progress of ...
... consistent career; snd, if the whole truth comes hereafter to be written about Lord Palmerston, it will be recorded that Tories, Whigs, and Ridicals were per- ; fectly entitled to claim him as their exponent, and, at ! tbe same time, were not bound to regard ...
... that they may hear it and laugh—a low, simmering chuckle, that just agitates the surface for a moment only, Lord John and the Whigs and the Radicals smiling, too, as though the sarcasm were a good-natured joke. Mr. 'Disraeli is getting near the end of his ...
... DREADFUL TRAGEDY IN NORTH CAROLINA. The North State Whig, at Washington, contains a report of the trial of the Rev. George W. Carawan, Baptist minister, for the of Mr. C. H. Lassiter, a for ma Hyde county. Carawan was fifty-six years old, and in the years ...