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... TUE EDUCATION QUEziTION. [AND (?)] (To Orr Dusdorturt lirralel.) Tl:us FAluestion for* the Commons' m the Whigs arc Ivnt, Lord J..bo's Dr t a was certainly somewhat surprised by seeing in • recent number of your paper, that the kirk-serials. minister ...
... Lawrence was born at Groton, usetts, December 16, 1792, and was highly suc- His great wealth gavo him a commanding in the old Whig party, and he was twice elected to from the city of Boston. In 1848 he was a pro- candidate for the vice-Presidency of the ...
... ago. •Mayor I have no sympathy for a man like you, who could do such an act. You are to be imprisoned for a reck.—Northern Whig. ...
... contested, in 1848, the Vice-Presidency with Mr Filmore, and lost that office only ten votes. Mr Lawrence's influence with the old Whig party, and his great wealth, prompted the then existing Administration to appoint him Minister Plenipotentiary to the British ...
... _paper in Scotland . But _, for _several years _, it has been chiefly _distinguished for two things—its _snbserviency to a _Whig clique and its _decided enmity to _Erangeiical Saligioa —mS _lia _goes _on _to _tell bow , at _the tiroo of the _Disruption ...
... establish our conclusion. There is scarcely an era in the English constitutional history, and more especially of those in which Whigs exult, respecting which the questionist is not here put upon the rack. We begin, as we have said, with the Anglo-Saxon Parliament ...
... at a low rent in 1807. Happily there are some schools not quite so improperly managed. Thirst and Indignation.— The Northern Whig gives an account of the melancholy sobriety of the North- Eastern Agricultural Society of Ireland's public dinner. The unfortunate ...
... those rare public men whoue gteat use to be to prevent the House of | Commons from becoming too partisan, tdo exclu- sively Whig on one side aiid Tory on the other, | and by the telazation which his angularities troduce into the bonds of party organisation ...
... supportl, h supply lug the hest sad most sulivtantsol articles At the I.tinest Prices for which can he iiiiiiiufacturel. Whig priced in Plain Figures, Buyer.' who U. sot judKee of Furniture are put oa a level with there who are. Tsars CASll—Xuentry ...
... perhaps it would be improved as a trophy if elevated on a pedestal of Se- | the Malakoff if we had our choice. axD Torny.—Whig, or Whaig, is the Scotch for Whey, which became a sobriquet of drovers, and @ representative of bandits. It was first applied ...
... Derry, are thus described in a communication from Mr. John Lamb, the intelligent and impartial correspondent of the Northern Whig ; ` Wherever I went the harvest labour was progressing most favourably, but the grain seemed to be ripening faster than usual ...
... the Mil of their largest stems gun-breta came out of port, stsind• leg directly towards the fleet, the crew. of the latter Whig at the time employed aloft in making, .hortehing, abating, and howbeit sail., by way of exercise. The Imperious., Centaur, ...