... large on the Democratic ticket. LIle canvassed a large portion of the State, niestillg upon the stump several' of the leading Whig orators. 'In 1841 he was elected to the State Senate. In 184i3 he Wvil elected to Congress, wioere, by successive electious ...

... at large on the Democratic ticket. He canvassed a large portion of the State; meeting upon the stumwp several of the leading Whig orators. In 1841 he was elected to the State Senate. It, 1843 he was elected to Congress, where,'by successive elections, he ...

... ydd lercher, Medi 30ain, daeth ' prawi cyntaf ar yr etholwyr yn Llandinorwkc, I e . edrych pwy yw eu dyn-a-pa un ai Tory ai Whig' F a fynent i'r cynnrychioli' rhag Ilaw .yn senedd- 7 r dy prydain. Y party.cyntaf a ddaeth i ympreled a'r lie ydoedd pleidwyr ...

... Powell). A'r cwest- iwn yn awr yw, pa nU ai efe ai Davies gaiff yr oruchaf- iseth I Y mae Syr Thomas yn foneddwr cyfoetbog, ye Whig solog, yn bloidiol i ddiddymtoiad tretld y Bray (pwngc pwysig anao ferol, onide, i ddirwestwyr y ber- teifio?) c yn addaw bod ...

... musical talent, possessinga voice of much sweetness, which she has cultivated in a very high degree. The Belfast North ern Whig ?? encores demanded from Miss Edith Wynne would have been more acceptable had she met them by repetitions of her native Welsh ...

... after' being two months in equatorial latitudes, would present, to use Lord C&- RENCE PAGET'S. words, a bottom like a lawyer's whig; she would not steer, and would become entirely useless.I That being -the case,-whilst'we build Wariers to com- pete with ...

... Reform, had been kept a profound secret, to the great chagrin and disgust of all the political pro- phetsl-Conservative, Whig, and Radical alike, who were all completely nonplussed. They had to draw upon their imaginations for the subject- matter of ...

... any experience ? The majority of s the IeCWly enfranchised know no party cries, nor 5 do they know the difforence between a Whig or a Tory, a Radical or Conservative. The Welsh. : peasant ca n distinguish between a Churchman e and a Dissenter, as such ...

... that party are actively at work, in arranging for the vnext election, which is generally believed to be not far distant. The Whigs appear to rest upon their family and territorial influence,-but the Radicals and Dissenters are busy in sowing the seeds of ...

... departments, without disturbing the efficiency of our armaments; and in the civil department great saving might be effected, if Whig and Liberal jobbers were abolished. If the Conservatives were in office, I have no doubt that they would carry on the Governmentf ...

... Strond is fal less liable to suspicion tints that of the rejected of Kidderuminster and the interested apologist for emuail Whig Boroughs in general, and of Calne in particular. I think that the Liberal side of the H ouse, after tiree days reflection, ...

... George III, after the attempt upon his life by Margaret Nicholson, d and upon the determined encouragement given by d the'whig opposition, to the heir apparent in his wild If course of disregard both of parental authority and , common decency. The ...