... the Ist of February, by a majority of one. It is tc be remarked that Mr. Pennington is a Republican, who graduated in the old Whig camp, and that belongs to the moderate and sensible section of the new party. The triumph is, therefore, more solid but less ...

... elected to the present house, it should be borne in mind a union opposition vote. All his antecedents aro Whig, and he is a supporter of the old Whig doctrines of pro! tective tariff, international improvements, limation of executive power, devotion the ...

... on record of the late reverend wit of the Whig party, at some crisis of public difficulty, when he exclaimed, in an evening at Lydia White s“We must sacrifice Tory virgin !” The lady’s retort was—“ The Whigs would do anything to raise the wind.” It appears ...

... has gone, the Whig party ha. never yet produced Chancellor of the Exchequer.” the present day of dissolving views” of part-, connexions, should not have thought of class! lying Liberal Chancellors the Exchequer a. “Whig” or “Non-Whig.” But, thus challenged ...

... old Whig of Pennsylvania, and one the ablest men in the house. Pennsylvania is a Protection Statemore so than any other State in the union ; even her Democrats being iuclined to go far in support of the old practice as ever, were most of the Whigs of the ...

... system of education because the Pope has declared it to be dangerous to faith and morals. He oppose- Mr. Deasy because “the Whigs refit-.* the reasonable requirements of the assembled prelates of Ireland. Has he had assurances from the Carlton that Lord ...

... have reason to believe that the public may expect them to be carried into operation at no very remote date. —Northern Daily Whig. Macaulay and Mbs. Beecher Stowe. —NotwithsUnd* ing Macaulay’s reputation for conversational power, he appears to have uttered ...

... think, have the greatest weight any decision to what is to be done. There was, more than two centuries ago, before the names of Whig and Tory were ever known, great dispute between two great parties as to the nature of the functions of the House of Commons ...

... neither republicans nor absolutists. They are not adventurers, but the natural leaders of the Tuscan people, quite much the Whig party in 1668 wen the natural leaders of the English people. The fact that they have firmly, but quietly, maintained their ...

... receive moneys for prayers on behalf of the executed, was stolen with its contents. I just receive last Thursday’s Northern Whig from Belfast, and that leading journal of North Ireland takes me to task for a misdemeanour. A midshipman has been arraigned ...

... stands,” naming The O’Doxoohue as a member of the committee, and instructing the solicitor to issue address—Pastoral, Pope, anti-Whig.” Mr. MacCarthy subsequently received telegram addressed by Viscount to Mr. Hexxessy, saying, I authorise you to affix name ...

... appeal, has got together no less than 25,000 distinct notes, orders, and instructions from his pen. My friend of the Northern Whig will prefer the folios of Ada Sanctorum, about which he took me to task. I would have small time to inform you of what is going ...