... put an end to this weary strife, he will be a public benefactor. The thing is more likely to be done by the Tories than the Whigs; but it can be done by neither without a compromise. To demand unconditional abolition is preposterous, and to expect it while ...

... Seville, and Malaita, in the gallica of Costa, are convict. of the reign of Queen Isabella, whose only crime consists in re Whig the Bible without notes, or in professing some shah% difference of Ipinion from the dorms of the established Church. The bravest ...

... but was astonished to find teacher of skipmaking in that institution. When, some begin to rise from the oil, owing to its Whig slightly himself charged the full first-class faro for the whole die- years ago, he was an inmate of the asylum, he, with others ...

... separated nod keens the arse. The rein dried in the straw iu rude Lila set cop is the house, the ally I mill star the distriei Whig destitute of any oasis sf dying the gran. The fireplace is situated in the centre of the roan, that the tangly can sit timed ...

... in Hyde-park, w being distrabed, they adjourned to the Nude Ta in il en riggra.street, where the duellit4filliird, Mathews Whig wasted, begged his lb gibed. feeesond haelisaaleoshleur, fon* clown, nevi Bath, whets both 'Muir swab upon the last lunge, ...

... rights at sea, so as to render all private property inviolable, was regarded favourably by the mercantile men of the House, Whig and Tory, as well as, of course, by the Peace party. Lord Palmerston thought that England had already abandoned enough of her ...

... time the gallant admiral aspired for parliamentary honours, and signified his willingness to represent the city of Bath on old Whig principles; but his claims were not recognised, and lie was then content to devote himself to his magisterial duties, which ...

... lowered by the laudanum. Mr. Fox was nervous before speaking; sa, I have heard, was Lord Plunket. A distinguished tedsaber of the Whig party, now no more, and who one of the most sensitive of men, and d the attraotive of orators, told me that once in Ms, Mows ...

... Glands, J ar ' Walpee ; Lard Warden of the (lave Port the Memo President of teen the Messerry biatitma, pert author of the ' New Whig Guide,' Prime Minister of ; and, to the rims observer, his age appeared to between thirty-five and thirty-five mid *- haN e ...

... are large in view of the state of affairs in Europe. a n d the present temper of the Federal party in the United States. The Whigs agree with them, and furthermore find in Lord Palinermon's resolution a promise which the whips of the party do , not fail ...

... 13 claimed piece 4 toohor god, eured 0 Lett voluntarily. or r•iiiired. I Died tentaiiiedis hospital.— . WHIG admitted duties *he Week .. -..- .. •••:________-.----- By Order of the Board. of the Weak. 3. Abercrombie. ILD ...

... suddenness. with which the alarm was communicated to our troops in the front and rear, their design was foiled.' The Richmond Whig thus speaks of the prospects of M'Clellan reducing the city : ...