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... have been disposed of very quietly by the Whig and High Church party. There have been meetings elsewhere. The safe men of the Newington district are said to have been called together in the Cafe Royal by the Whigs; and some electors of St Andrew's ward attempted ...
... decency or common sense. The Whig organ having recently attached itself to Dr Lee and the Church as by law established, is of course loud in commendation of Provost Melville, and it must fairly be admitted that neither the Whig nor the Church party are likely ...
... upon this important movement, —' We have already gained more Democrats in Concord than the total number of all the Buchanan Whigs heard from in the state.' KANSAS. We read in the Times' New York correspondence The President has announced his intention to ...
... Russia will adhere to the Treaty of l'Aris a single day beyond the period she finds herself powerful enough to break it. But the Whig aristocracy found the august ceremony a seasonable for the perpetration of a job, and Lord Gran* and a host of followers were ...
... of the pamphlet and the sums paid for advertising the bill. Its neither penises nor blames with enthusiasm, except when some Whig sheriff Imes its in favour of his party —as, for instance, Sheriff Arkley's letters on the advantages of raising sheriffs' ...
... co-operation among the Liberal party, which can only be maintained upon some such general grounds as we have named; and that Whig , and High Church party which has disgraced the ' city by its recent exhibitions in the Town Council will be restored to that ...
... Herald says— All the religious sects, Protestant and eitholic —all the best portions of the old parties of Democrats and Whigs—are uniting in favour of Fremont everywhere in the North and,West. Friends of Fremont go to work—the road is open—the heavens ...
... and it was no uncommon thing to find the highly respectable weaver an elder of the church. In those days the honest quiet Whig or Tory weaver might be seen with his wife at four or five o'clock sallying forth on an evening walk, in full Sabbath attire ...