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... hurry to the great Transantlantic republic to increase the strength of what may possibly one day be a hostile power. That snug Whig monopoly, the Hudson's Bay Company, has kept its good things to itself. The establishment of British Columbia, as an independent ...
... Shif. —Our readers will remember a remarkable narrative under this head, which we extracted the other day from the Northern Whig. It was contained in a letter by a recent passenger from New York to this country, and was to the effect that, soon after leaving ...
... Amalia, De Andueza, N De Auduesa—Aug RIO JANEIRO. Archer. Lewis, Taylor. Tipper & Co—August 28 Cgd PRE@TON—Homatite..lackson. Whig'borne 8 Co BELFAST—Johns Richardson. Whidborne £ C 0 Gareton ...
... that the time has arrived for solving the great problem by the reform members of the House of Commons, of a choice between the Whig and Tory parties. Like our fashionable contemporary, the Morning Post, the hon. member proceeds to villify and abuse the present ...
... to ideas of Parliamentary Reform. is true after Pitt, the Whigs every now and then took the matter hand, as Lord John Russell did when he proposed to enfranchise Birmingham, but when the Whigs finally incited the political union to sedition, and paraded ...
... no man has abandoned so many opinions ; uo man has taken, no man has shrunk from so many resolutions. Lord Derby has beeu Whig, and as soon the battle was over, and the question was one of applying the principles for which he had beef! contending, he ...
... introduction of the distinctive party names of Whig and Tory, the landed Aristocracy and Whiggcry were always accounted synonymous terms! Was it not so even down to our own day ? Who docs not remember the Whig premier, Lord Melbourne, i energetically protesting ...
... power. This was for the removal of cir- tain disabilihtes. The bill was not more Lords Johb s Russell's thlsi any one ?? in the Whig rank s But the House of Comnmons adopted the bill ha* j majority of 44; and thereupon the Tory nsiinstr of that day, instead ...
... “ How oft the means to do ill deeds make ill deeds done.” When the Whigs came into power they continued the profitable system, and rewarded importunate partisans with licenses. Whigs and ornament the same bench; and, in checkmating each other, they are ...
... CertaAY . penalties. Si subs. Mile en and a. half. . Lord Derby's Toxopholte. ?? 1 age Lord GlasgoL's Brother to Brd on 1vhe Whig .2 rge Mjr J . White's Jordan ?? ?? the Seven re, Ind The DOoeaster Chip, value 300 c~ve.; tlrse-year-olds, 7st, four. Sat ...
... PROCEEDINGS IN A PASSENGER SHIP. —The following singular lar letter ving just arrived here (Bel- has been published in the Northern Whig Sir,— ider it right to mention a cir- fast) from cumstance hi merits some attention from the British public. On e 10th of August ...
... was for the removal of cer- 9 tain disabilities. The bill was not more Lord John ( ian Russell's than any one else's in the Whig ranks., P But the House of Commons adopted the bill by a P ees majority of 44 ; and thereupon the Tory ministry of P, . that ...