... have no doubt that it was the reaction from all this that made him a conventionalist in morals, an insolent and inconsistent Whig in politics, shallow and inaccurate historian, a poet pouring out all light and warmth, and for able man the most unsound rvasoncr ...

... underlings, wrote every ou . The religious ceremonies in the cell were very no hypocrisy about it ; if they were to have given Whig set and design, and made virtue and saccess m p, i and were conducted by th« Rev. Messrs, them all that you possessed in the ...

... bolanced nt beam ; and the slightest disturbance of the equilibrium in favour the Conservatives, will infallibly upset the Whigs. ...

... M will, r. n.iderablj | tween ' loss emolument than inlt'ided fof the recipients of y. ice admiralty of Sierra Leone con- , Whig patronage. I Kowirlu. » rrisel ST. KEVIN'S REFORMATORY.—LIBERATION the; bov hawthorne. ilinrs. the slave tervice. . . _ Her ...

... they were such as to induce thtmi put trust in his present word of improvident proposals. Denouncing the management of the Whig Governments and Budgets since 1852, he declared that they showed how dangerous was to carry political economy the Government ...

... 000; r jj a directing issue of address in his f-r the separate kingd-.m, 10,729. Now, | nHma> the t ...

... uswapapers about the streets. Mr. Lyons— What be? Witness—He about fourteen or fifteen years old. saw him pnt a paper into the Whig office. 1 asked him why did so upon a Sunday, and he told that he was only a servant of Mr. John Henderson, and that was doing ...

... proofs be gave of Hum. But the Goviroment which f-.rated part went out; other Gov. rum. ni* iu motley took their place; and now Whig Governo is in office, au-l Mr been asked to re sumo bis ancient position. is fact : n itself fact against the Government. manifests ...

... a sharp short tight at Tien-tsin, and the old Chinese Tory will again disappear for little interval, while the old Chinese Whig, not a very progressive creature, takes the difficulty. These are the probabilU'us of the case; and, although it commonly said ...

... distinguished as the mover of the resolutions upon the Irish Church, which in 1834 led to the secession of a i portion of the W'hig Ministry. Sir H. Ward was Secretary to tho Admiralty in Lord John Russell's Government from 1846 to 1840, in which latter roar ...

... Subserviencv the South and his trembling apprehensions of the any opposition to black institutions. Mr. Everett passes fur a Whig, but on the essential question at issue is as much Southern Preston Brooks himself. If the Baltimore ticket should carry the ...

... France is quiet, and Germany reassured, and our fortifications at once perfect unnecessary. Let us then on with what both Whigs and Tories join: improve our means of I defence, amend our laws, and carry out all that does not involve party dissension. ...