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... • sort of literary gladiator, ready at any lime to *shalom behalf of any nun'—to attack religion or to defend it—to become Whig or Tory, Of to assail buth—to be toad in the cause of I,s)alty or to attack the crown. All these stateliest/ gratuitous hunks ...
... o liti ca l arena , d e voting hl self exclusively to the exerci s e of hi s profession. 1854 he was the candidate of the Whigs for the dignity is Senator for his State, but was defeated. In 1856 name was at the head of the list of the electors Illinois ...
... a i r dmi tellegong dine• Waft he' atieldenti L Tbe jury found for the plaintiff— mesa the be. aisdaws. Demiegek At a mad Whig ismarineng at New York, a TRLWIRAPRINO Till EDITOR'S O&M 41:4141.111. our ekle 141811 k lode the ram: 45, kli, enterprise ...
... not include conveyance of passengers or luggage between the Steam Packet Quay and Railway Station at Dundalk:. Fdr tithes di' Whig bt steamers and Starting of trains, see ha•ad-bills or Guide . DAILY STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWE EN DUNDALK; NEWRY, AND LIVERPOOL ...
... s. A s Oi e nstierli s aid, With how little wisdom world is governed. The above ,sensible remark is a fair specimen, of Whig-Radical wisdom by which this country is Eqerdied.- 7 -Yours, &c., A LOOKER-ON. Liverpool, Nov. 22, 1860. ...
... ? to sp~fi field. Here ho hiado friends 'ytry ?? iof hd' aapbea exceedingly' popular-sO muhi gcl,.that he wasselected as a Whig ecandidate for t~lie~ Ql~ature 'a;nd was triumphantly elecedholing th fi~ 'ot~four, years, during, whioh time be easn1rioed~ ...
... Yeas ream sift er ebeesm ma to troler. MY. Dia Simine, 23, Cilmbonvineatmet, Comer 0( 81. Mletine Lena, Wass leggen ma 11111 Whig a continuation of Spawn*. Palpitation. Weakness. or Cediveneea CO. or extinguish Mbar *Ma end pebilegeo; to itioorporte Leone ...
... Tories start and shrink. They are the bug-bear of universal suffrage, and in that is the fountain of all evil. And some good Whigs shake their beads at the doctrine. magistrate in a neighbouring borough said to us, The true answer to Mr. Bright is—are there ...
... Italy, from Aiands of FnAiqole II. to those of VIoron EMNUEL. It is some- thing more than the exchange of a Tory for a Whig, or a Whig for a gadical Cabinet, because the change emanates directly from the' people. -It is not decided by a vote of the House ...
... above are the only pieces at which assize will be beld. Lord Derby's Beported Betirement.—-When Lord Derby resigned office, the Whig and Radical journals, on tbe best authority, proclaimed that the noble Earl would never again take active part politics. They ...
... attractive light, and who seldom weigh the consequences of such guiding principles. High Churchmen, who associated with the Whigs, and the Hanoverian and Brunswick succession—slavery and bondage for the Church—and with the Stuarts of not complete liberty ...
... little part the conduct oublic affairs, though te always retained the traditional politics of his ancestors, assisting the old Whig party by his influence and silent vote in the House more than any other means, for he never spoke upon any of the great questions ...