... the view of perpetuating M afomily” act upon it, can only be reprded a matter choice. . . We observe that Mr. Beaumont, the Whig candidate for Newcsstle-upon-Tyne, has been returned by considerable majority over Mr. Contain, the advanced Liberal, the ...

... moreover ever ready at all times to give to •hem his powerful assistance iu whatever way thought it was most needed. Whether he be Whig, Tory, or Republican, makes no difference with the bleachers, who know that nil along he has been opposed in his passing their ...

... supposed 'hat the Whigs were less guilty of all kinds of intimidation. The fact was, in election contest, men’s blood became hot, and they made scrnples of applying the screw in all possible ways. He was neither'for or against Whigs or Tories; simply ...

... health isailiDepirest.lhat my Meade bare remarked the imp K. Meade W. My stoma= bode, =ley my meals now.—J. W. I was se Whig Joar inedleine, that I was enable Pella-4. T. I of the hands.and hams geas.-4. J. I bail boa of the heart or gage I took ...

... sense of the obligations of conscience ; and the Whigs, with whom he was associated in his early political life, could never persuade him to give vote contrary his own sense duty. Thus, when the Whigs were hard pres- -ed their adversaries, who c.iU them ...

... a latitudinariw, but it is not wlie faithful to all the principles of truth, and to allthe feelings of charity. It nut easy Whig at to Lure the truth and the peace. But just bite it is easy, bigotry wrong, and jest became it is easy, latitudinarianism ...

... enecitieltable national The 0' Do sachem, whose &dikes, we bare strained • poin to peewee is full, cave inquest end trial& Eaghsh Whig, Lord Canning. Another pert of the Empire. and so other duo Inks, is Wash ens in as fanatic darkness • beWw attested the o ...

... the man who most rarely enters the walls of Bt, Stephen’s. Remember how the Tories despised and ill treated Canming, and Low Whigs, like Fox and Lord Holland, underrated Sheridan and Burke on account, chiofly, it may be presumed, of their literary character ...

... of” great boon on all officers,” by the allowance of ss. day. ” for officers travelling coastwise with troops.” Surely oven a Whig under-secretary must have known, that the custom—and very proper one— baa long prevailed in the array. On Wednesday morning ...

... in deeds he betrays i be The of which the Whigs have something amazing. Pe been guilty the disciples of Loyola they have eclipsed them i treachery. The Indian Thag is almost an exa parallel of the English Whig so far as the politic: conduct of the latter ...

... that he becam M.P. for his uti- bad reached middle Mr. Baines, senior, was a Whig, for the native town. ion Acts, the the Whigs ab th e Test and Corporat Whigs made Whigs m ade Leeds a bo rough, the the Mr. Baines an MP., and the present M.P. S hat venerati ...

... up was the chaplaincy of the workhouse, aud then not the least allusion was made as to whether either of the candidates was whig or tory, and he (Mr. Thornton) did not even now know what the politics were of the reverend gentleman whom they elected. As ...