... deeply indebted to the gentlemen who had from time to time filled the office which his worship now had the honour to hold. Whig, Tory, or Radical, the mayors of Liverpool had generally patronised the licensed victuallers' little festivities, and if they ...

... useful pnblio services should certainly always meet with their due reward, no matter whether the person named for the office is Whig, Tory, Conservative, or RadicaL If this rule of public action could he recognised. and acted upon in the Council Chanmber for ...

... of a proba- bility and almost a certainty, that a Tory Govern.. 1tent was about to propose to Parliament a scheme which no Whig, Liberal, or Democrat had ever yet had the confidence to submit to the represen- Uives of the people. It i ecarcely neceery ...

... such-in this instance-as lRichmond, Charleston, Augusta, e Wilmington, Mobile, and Atlanta, The he figures of the Richmond Whig, standing alone, as do not appear to render it certain that this as war can be continued for more-thar oie or agtwo, or at ...

... frequently. In the accession to the official ranks of an in- dependent Liberal member who does not belong to any of the great Whig families, a trial has been made, the success of which will, we hope, warrant future experiments in the same direction. Mr. ...

... before eleven o'clock. The funeral service was read by the Rev. Drummond Anderson. The Semaphore Collision. The Belfcut Northern Whig gives the following account of this accident Yesterday, between five and six a.m., a collision of a very serious nature oocurred ...

... captain n and two of the crew still bear the marks of the y severe struggle they had in capturing this monster r. of the ?? Jemrn Whig. y A GirAT: xN LONDON.-Ybtiterday morning, y between ten and eleven o'clock, a man of gentle- is manlike appearance, at least ...

... first administra- tion to the introduction of Mr. Gladatone's e resolutions in the last session-nine out of ten members of the Whig, Radical, or e Liberal party would have readily avowed their private opinion in favour of disestab- lishment and disendowment; ...

... finances-is that the hearts of the people shall be united together. It has, indeed, ever been the characteristic maxim of Whig and Liberal English statesmen, from Chatham and Burke, to those of our own day, that a Government which is generally detested ...

... lodgings. Some negotiations were afterwards entered into, and the courthouse was opened to the recorder about noon. The Nrorthern Whig, in explanation of the un- seemly squabble, says- This veryawkwardaffair - arises out of a disputed point as to the right ...

... support amonglst the Liberal landowners of this county but t since the Stanleys of Knowsley, who were for ages the leaders of the Whig party in C ILincashire, passed over to the Tories along E with many of the then recently emancipated t Itntoan Catholic gentlemen ...

... a mere puppet-unable to choose her ministers from the olasses which constitute the pride and might of her kingdom. When the Whig council of tens vacate, the Tory counoil of teft'take their places, reminding one of Monk Lewis's- The worms they crept ...