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... .r 01 Tail, •* let us come armed for the combat. ’ Rust ’ nie inber of the House Be- wear your own colours, call yourself Whig, Hepubhcan. in Faneuil Hall. Boston on the 27th May Herbert of Alabama, Member of Desire says. “Oh. no! don’t fight; marct ...
... to upset Lord Palroc-rston, eveti if there be good cause. We admit that the Tories have always treated us , better than the Whigs. These last have given us the most ' trouble. Yet if Earl Grey falters we may not have an im- mediate renewal ?? good services ...
... its baneful influence to the highest and most revered of all our national institutions. The evil is clearly traceable to tbe Whig- Radical Reform Bill, which may be regarded as a judgment on the nation for having apostatised from the Protestant laith in ...
... claim—-the Governorship of Greenwich Hospital—but slighted him by thrueting to the head that noble veteran establishment obscure | Whig-partisan Admiral, unknown to naval fame or , naval services. If a kind and amiable disposition, a smooth and deferential bearing ...
... the lever and Irina might make a greet Wes the that lee ally. Mr. add Dr. Bin chi that Were was nothing to the eat parliament Whig power to Interfere. Sorely they could not meow mew hew their dwellinp without their consent. If to, the the widen would trantp:ed ...
... its baneful influence to the highest and most revered of all our national institutions. The evil is clearly traceable to the Whig-Radical Reform Bill, which may be regarded as a judgment on the nation for having apoatatised from the Protestant faith in ...
... war only wjecce• by a very small oujority. Badly this sulsos be revivsd the bill with Imo aid sow, at tit: sad of the meek Whig bees pat off day after soy, Parse for spud tine to give way is tapas of bquiry. The accuracy of the report made by the Toyed ...
... and let I dare not wait upon I would ; and they now find all this (as well it may be) thrown in their teeth, and that the Whigs, with all their desire for religious harmony, are too astute to settle the question for them, and that they will still have ...
... Roman Catholic party are too strong, they will return the courtesy. Wherever the votes of either may turn the scale against the Whig or Ministerial candidate, if he be a Liberal, they will be given to t whichever of the two may be the most powerful. t A very ...
... Catholics support, is certainly one 'of the most immoral that ever was inflicted on the country since the days of Henry VIII. The Whigs under Walpole were more decent than they are now, though perk- ps more open persecutors. They were then at war with the Catholic ...
... was the only Whig poet (for Byron was no Whig or party man), and Scott, Wilson, and Hogg were Tory bards. We think, too, that more permanent literature has been bequeathed to posterity by T than b - the irthern the Scotch _oriel —le no_ Whigs. Even in a ...
... region, and the determination is that Kansas shall be free. SAD ACCIDNIIT AT 81C01911E0AN, MAIND.—WO learn from the Bangor Whig, that at Skowhegan, on Monday evening last, two gentlemen and two ladies who were sailing in a boat upon the river, were o ...