... palpable that a much lower qualification would be equally safe now. Whigs and Tories have equally admitted this, and have proposed their respective modes of carrying it into effect. The Whigs have merely proposed to give wider scope to the principles of 1832 ...

... state of parties in this country. I look, above all, with deep regret and concern on the position of the remnants of that great Whig party that was honoured by the names of Grey and Brougham and Mackintosh, and to which I deemed it an honour to belong. I see ...

... devious. Entering ut at the close of the Regency, when was in the ascendant, and there seemed . - sj cci than ever of tlie Whigs attaining he threw himself unreservedly into tlie :•; nks, stood a severe contest for Hull upon • al principles, and was content ...

... to be uoited. In plain terms be say6— Choose a leader and follow him. Take me for your leader. Disregard tbe old claims of Whig or Tory. Let the Church be your great concern. Let the clergy form the nucleus of this party. If the clergy are united they ...

... an attack upon his church, or the Dissenter without the chance of hearing a denunciation of the sin of schism, and the Tory, Whig, or Radical, without the liability to have their opinions attacked and their sympathies violated. Probably there were some ...

... during the past week. Without a single exception, potatoes are re ported as presenting a most favourable appearance.—North- ern Whig. Painful Case. — A painful case was heard at Liverpool, on Thursday. The Rev. Llewellyn Powell, a clergyman of tbe Church of ...

... credit either to the Government or the Parliament, for it was the good sense of the English people which had brought both the Whig and Tory parties to their senses. Mr. DUCANE, M.P., said he remembered read- ing, somewhere about the commencement of tlie ...

... the necessary arrangements can be completed it will leave every two weeks — on the 10th and 25th of each month. The Richmond Whig says : — The cotton States which produce but a single crop are reduced to a very painful condition. They cannot sell their ...

... would necessarily include a great number of the working classes. If the I Conservatives could not object, who was it? The I Whigs? Certainly not, because _ey had upset the Conservatives upon the ground that the measure waa not democratic enough. He was ...

... in a graceful flowing mantle, and protect their heads with a magnificent turban. Their beards were not trimmed into long, whig-like whiskers, or pointed into tapering mous- taches, but grew with all the shaggy majesty of nature. The exigencies of modern ...

... the North, though when it comes to figures, tbeir estimates of killed and wounded are equally •wide of the mark. The Richmond Whig says the Southern loss was 1200, while the North lost in killed and wounded 10,000 and about 1200 pri- soners. Amidst such ...

... charity. Although a Republican, his republi- canism should be subordinate to the Union. He was willing to support the folio whig measures : — l. As to the Fugitive Slave laws, he conceded that, while by the constitution it is left to each State to determine ...