... better Christian than she is. I also leave my late brother’s watch to my brother S., exhorting him thousand times to give up whigging and radicalism, and all other isms, that do most easily beset him. I leave my brother A. my big silver snuff-box, as I am ...

... Lord Palmerston.—ln the very height of the Palmerstonian furor we (Saturday Review) ventured to question the policy of the Whig journals in throwing overboard their traditional pru£ ciples in order to shout in the train of triumphal car. We were not surprised ...

... talked by those of his class as a great man. Edinburgh Express. The Demoralizing Influence of the Clergy.” —The Belfast Northern Whig brings some extraordinary charges against the evangelical clergy of Scotland. It says they have set themselves earnestly against ...

... dozen victories. Northern Daily Whig. Where the Rev. Hugh Hanna has found the Devil. The Rev. Hugh Hanna, who made himself so notorious in the late Belfast riots, has written letter to the editor of the Northern Whig, in which he says : —By your article ...

... first acts of Lord Stanley was to secure the opportune revocation of Lord Canning's Press edicts. It remarked that, while the Whigs are such sticklers for liberty in theory, they can never govern without abridging it practically ; while the Conservatives ...

... the subject, immediately ordered an inquiry into the facts of the case, and appointed three gentlemen to conduct it. Northern Whig. Rowing Match at Cherbourg between French and English Crews.—A most interesting boat race for a prize of £20, given by the ...