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... of Hooke. seeing that he deems himself entitled to tho civic chair. hecairse of his long consistent wnlk as a public man a Whig. In regard to hot claim, the public are certainly the best judges. or at leant oterht to be. they Oise hitherto declncirt pretty ...
... oorelder Hint that la the blativet bidder For my vote, the men for me. In no I glory, Stand not In the oategov7 Zither of a Whig cot But I my voice Tor a Liberal peaklike Ausweeleg le as amass. i • Liberia is Ur Raabe e my dodos. Talk Ie fte ooloolosoo ...
... RICHMOND AFTER THE EVACUATION. The Richmond Whig April 6 says:—The transition from enormous prices and depreciated currency to reasonable rates and real money has come so suddenly upon the citizens that it will be some time before they can realise the ...
... within the last year or two, when he voluntarily retired from public life. As a matter of course he was much mixed up in the Whig intrigues of his day; but upon the whole, especially of late years, his fairness and moderation have commanded the respect ...
... that, an’ a’ that. It’s coming yet for a’ that - We’ll see Sir Willie win the day, And M. P. for a’ that. Patrick Slockemihim. Whig Hall, 2Jth Oct., 1808. The dictionary. ...
... expenses except through the hands of the election auditor. When he introduced a clause to that effect his bill Tories and Whigs alike opposed it.* Oaths against bribery, and the existing punishment for bribery, had never succeeded. The briber should be ...
... principle, power and not policy, were the motives that actuated them both. The Whigs opposed the Reform Bill of the Conservatives, and the Con-1 servatives in turn opposed that of the Whigs ; and the people, disgusted with the shams and shufflings of both, despaired ...
... ItegeatuitreiL I; I XCELSI()R 1)01. 1 BLE-TIIREA D SIMINti And with • Conlpiete, from Ai SA: the bed, armlet In the world. WHIG lIT S HANN, 143. Roe. 5.1. Llato free. H Y.—Uttalegue Gratis.- 101.0 MOS, Red Llen.quere, London. Ct,torners ropilled hem the ...
... two three creatures in very, and in the pay of the Tories. A POL LIN 0.1, AY SONG. Air “Scot* ,r/„i ha*.'' Whig* wha h ie for freedom fought, Whigs wha hae Kossell wrought. Fighting brave and fearing nought, Strike for right and libertie ! Raise your banner ...
... Rill became law; and it ia. tM»h,aaiaaraally felt that the arrangement then made can M longer lie defended maintained. Three Whig Ooearnmnnia. one Coalition (lovernment, and one Tory Wnae. within the lent ton year*, admitted , hia. The Queen admitted it ...
... days since a M. Luigi del rrste, • rich landowner, while dri vin g not In neer Venistrn, woe storms I by pit The a wb i hews:Whig , his tallier were not bark, with a for owlet I pgnalty if the death of M. del Prete. The public have \gone in 711.• Irish ...
... Kwini; made few remarks, and proi tested against the allegations their opponents, that Mr Elliot was a memlier of the old Whig party. He ' was as advanced anil a better Liberal than the other candidate. Mr Elliot moved a vote of thanks the chairman, ...