... Certainly, was not a ll Granite'* animal, born or naturalised. We might have quoted more, but the above will do for a time. Whig and Tort.— Whig, or Whaig, the Scotch for Whey, which became a soubriquet of drovers, and a representative of bandits. It was first ...

... •oul-J at*o l«e dicpored to court the suffrages of the party. Walpole, however. ■* more fckely pre ferred to lie Knight. Tue Whigs think up u their CMilnlale Hon. Mr Ifotivene. eld,,i too (, Fuwl Radnor, and (.Terentiy M P. for lbs K.lmunock burgbs. Mr Bowveria ...

... enemies. They re ant the title of PhiloMusmiens, and maintain that the same injustiee is dons to them as was ezperienned by the Whig' during the late War ; bat, now that Sebastopol is taken, let us whew paw, except that of Rorie, they were playing. What had ...

... contested, the Vice-Presidency with Mr. Filmo-e, and lost that office hy only ten votes. Mr. Lawrences influence with the old Whig parry, and his great wealth, prompted the then existing Administration to appoint him M nisler Plenipotentiary the British ...

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