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... shafts, to render a repetition of diffi the calamity niext to impossible. I hi sold CAUP ANECDOTES.-A correspondent of the Eutaw Whig and Observer wrote thus from Fredericksburg. A youmg, stout, hale, hearty man in a South Carolina regiment, went to General ...
... Celtic population, and from that time to the ispresent the supremacy of England has never been -seriously tisrea~tenlid. The Whig penal code contained some nefarious, trft i- qov'isio is (which were not repealed until first Lord Noirthi, Po' II to land ...
... heli-fire.: That.it-was. not threae re euneX to expose the hamhtof any deliniquents to the ridicule sh and scorn of all true Whigs. ' ! ' - fly Now -Mr. Gee asserts these several accusations as rumours only- he-ulhear.d. , , . d Mr. Williams tnkes it upon- ...
... the securities of life or pi-operty nid tle prospects of politics in c. Treland? ?We know wvhat is taking place. The cm- ly Whig Premier, of conrse, gives creihit to Mr. Glad- stone and his colleagues for a desire to counteract the mischief workin- ; but ...
... ini it, rete is wh-ole body upon ,30 n ;t, and did riot res~ort to the tdc di~e in diem 'Sc in policy of the traditional Whigs. He wals, Tip li to to a certainj point, miischievous; howevec', be wa ).,s sincere. Naturally, the world was satiricail .cb ...
... He comes to, .take His kingdom, or does he receive his power'frohe. the people-from above . or below ? Macaulay says, The Whig theory of govern- e ment is that, kings eqcist-for the people; the Tory theory, e that people exist for thh-king. The lecturer ...
... for' one, would like, but, singulf ieo ntpowerful enough, to resort. Re- is yet improv .ped too dependent, upon the great Whig Peers whosetem nips money was spent so freely at the last, elcin month that They have indee4. been compelled to accept' him ...
... compares n Inc of t Lni to ' Belial,' ;nd nnotber to n 'scullion, ' addicted t profane swear- ing, VC ll:y conclude he is not a Whig. t, V.1.-Prou lhis ?? at iuonarchy and the T pcetrage-]iis pretence of being a champion of popular rights- his arttul allusions ...
... helpless brethren in the other provinces. Therefore, at this 'moment we see actually more hope of good from the amendments of the Whigs than from those'of the Tories, though neither at al tend to fulfil the promises by which so many Churchmen were induced to ...
... so soon after theses brave words. The a big] rms screw may he put upon him, but it niust be its u~ 'ai worked b3y the great Whig, peers. I don't, of the course-, mean men like Ea~rls Grey and 1itussell, has r but the territorial mnagnates who have re- ...
... statesmen like Lord way in w. rily GREY, who treat religious questions oily as they ?? bear on practical politics, but by a veteran Whig th lresuer 1. like Lord RUSSELL, a champion of religious equa- X100 M he lity when Mr. GLADSTONE was fighting in the posed ...
... exasperate all the county E members who still adhere to the Liberal t - party. The Whigs are already murmuring 1 against the leadership of one who 'belongs to c no Whig connection, and has no sympathy with Whiggery. Some of their chiefs hold office in ...