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... parliamentarians, now designated Whigs. Several conjocturers suppose these appellations arose at the time of the mud-tub plot, 1H79, the parlies believing iu truth thereof being called Tones, and those different opinion Whigs. ...
... establishment of Mr. William Gilbert and Co., High-street, on whose establishment it reflects great credit. —Editor Northern Whig. We agree with our northern contemporary, and hare only to express a hope that the example shown by the Grossgar Dispensary ...
... and carve a cock-pheasant, This wilfal Unlimited Loo. The wild iit¢le rogue is a Tory, And off will her satire makes mad Sime Whig, as he tells his dull story— Some cross platitudinous Rad., She makes petticoats, puns, paddings, purses ; There's on earth ...
... misgoverned Americans, and deliver them fro the crurl oppressions Kngland. It ass grand and sublime spectacle, celebrated the Whig* of the and coiwp acently regarded the Miniatars of a luaunous despot sunk in debauchery and rupiion. The Liberals the day ...
... before the let of January, 1861, will be admitted to share is the lobe declared in the EARLY pert of the year 11108. Th e to'h.whig Extract, from the Liar or pail by the' Pnorrnasr, is with the eatwtimi fur pa mice interesteil in the Policies, wined whom ...
... straw with both. The wheat crop is short. The farmers, on the whole, Sr. high spirits in this part of the county— Reenters Whig. ...
... THE 1N THE NORTH. The Northern Whig, after reviewing the amounts received of agricultural expectations in the Not sums up as follows: On all bandit, we have reason to be thankful. The gloomy torebodings of the summer and early autumn months have been ...
... A LTHCB LAW aOVB. At LMTHwortk, U.a, ik* «Mk baltar* bat. Jaw* A. Owdoa, lb* mmAot of Jobs OuU. pa. Whig Mloon DwiTcr City, «**, trial, acqihM w petal (ailadletUa. oefl b) ecttar af tk* aa at llbany, tbagiaat dlaaatWactiaa tha paapla and •boat tM eovrtrihobaa ...
... mind, were it only for the clearness of conception and the ease and felicity with which he expre.-sed bis sentiments. The Whigs hailed him a great »c« quisition ; nor were they mistaken in their high opinion of him, for he was destined in course of time ...
... advantage tor receiving a benefit Of the third class appears to be the Treaty the negoclation of which was committed by our Whig statesmen to the bands of Richard Cobden. Our resders have been long apprised of the Quixotic liberalitr and seif-abnegation ...
... the conduct of public affaire is salutary and a sagacious turn. Some years ago, under the snivelling government of the old Whig coterie, the fashion iu vogue was to hush up our shortcomings, and conceal defects of vast magnitude and terrible consequence ...
... this ground. It would be unfair to withhold from he ti.iverument the praise due to an act ot, selfdenial so singular with the Whigs. The office of Master in Chancery is one to which many men, ' eminent in the profession, would aspire, and no doubt more than ...