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... and responsibility. devoted follower Henry Clay, when ho began to mingle in i*olitic* lie heartily espoused tho platform of Whig party, ami the claim* of Clay tho I’rwidential chair. During the *(1 minis* ruth ok Polk, therefore, in whoso term the Mexican ...
... the means it t'*>k vindicate the honour of the country, an of the c* urago it displayed in undertaking a responsibility which Whig Government dated n*-t accept. Wo congratulate the friomls and relatives of the priaoners upon their lilxtruiion ; and we heartily ...
... ■Because it is a bright and shining ptsos, where there is no parting nor dyeing.' hie lostkUp addsd. And thank Jove, no more Whigs f Sussex churchyard assy bs seen the following curious spitaph “Richard Bamst the old clerk this pariah, who had eoetiaaad ...
... leading his‘steedfollowed by some unsympathetic observations from one ortwojarveys who witnessed the occurrence. —‘Northern Whig.' I The ‘Dandy Horse.’—When the velocipede first made its appearance England which was nearly half a oentnry ago, the * Dandy ...
... are more savoury', have stronger social tendencies, are more uniformly digestible, and assimilate very with the constitution Whig and Tory. We have hud some nice pilchard catches the district. Porthloven, St. Ives, the Mougt’s Bay, &0., have been doing ...
... . Of what use would be a household-suffrage Parliament if the chief places in the Government wore still awarded to the old whig magnates ? A working man's Parliament would insist that Cabinets in future should have more of the popular element in them ...
... mo the will there it is in Belfast ibad letter from Scotland man that seed it the papers.—E K near C Cumbcrlaud.*—Northern Whig.’ Frogs from Babyhood to Full Age.— What multitudes of frogs aro just showing their heads above tho waterhow earnestly they ...
... sincere, and is evidently .et acceptable to the new voters whom the Reform | Bill has placet! on tho register. If the old Whigs Bupi»ort him his seat safe ; and they have ' nothing l*ct ter apparently to urge against him, than the very creditable fact ...
... Hoad. Loodoo. - GOLD Exhibition Havre. 1808 DAY*. SUNDAY TWO GOLD M£OALS Parle Exhibitlou. 1867. DOWN I Ml, ; B*p. Rail ~ T. WHIG CO 11 PAN EXTRACT liT. Ml|!m _IJ_I JUS -N-d-oiUTION.-Nooeaenuioewltbontßaroa UoblfVa tbeln- p.m. u.m. a.m. , a.m. a.m. n.m ...
... t Npiwu.iC&s of Work Post. Free. •r- • «C ■• I • Iford.stroet, ■ rad ...
... it mar not; but it carries with a sort of aspoot which ought ensure to it serioos attention and reflection. Tow was the true Whig doctrine of the period. Everybody ought have his religion provided for him by law. The unpleasant consequences to the state ...
... who had given to many noble elector the privilege ! of slightly overdrawing his little account, Ac. To crown all, he was a whig, a man who wonld swear by Gladstone, who would never fail to inquire whether a measure submitted to the j House wa* called ...