Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... anusvy Doors open Half-paurt Twelve; Pantomime commencing at One. Now, this state of things—(except far as by securing the Whigs certain amount of Conservative support, it tempts them the perpetration of jobs)—is decidedly gratifying. It not only facilitates ...
... that the cheeringceame .rmeiiljyc from i thje oiy side of the H use' a ' that fron hisK own side, excepting from a few old Whigs, he got but 4ittle applailt, 'w'lilst the'-Radicals cqiulftf hiryi~e)fraui ficrn strpong expressions of . disa~fipiobitio'i ...
... TO A YOl7llO LILT ROIL! SOaTINO. —A lamentable accident happeaed the knee *t orday, at nor, cartes the death of Miss Fanny Whig, daughter of the Rev. W. Wig.** _rector Miringtr, neer Meador. The dearer and bar alder went to skate the rim Ness, about hail ...
... own _1 country ; andnut requiring _' an ' y diplomatic . ' Di _' M . ' . ; - ; IK ' ISII _PKOGlilsS . —The • ' : _Northern : Whig hag ; tlie _following reinnrks _upon Irish _^ progress _- : — In _11830-35 the _number of _paupers in Ireland _.-was a third ...
... an occasional chit- chat with some of your citizens, your present humiliating position has chiefly been brought aboutbythe Whig Clique Parliament House fac- tion, who move heaven and earth, for their own. purposes, to put yokes about the necks of their ...
... O 11 _'* _- _^ ' _' 1 _^ _ 1 _' _;* PK » ...
... Government themselves when they were out of office. had always protested j against that blind ami snicidal policy of the I Whigs which they refused concession after I concession until they had disgusted and broken up their patty. They aimed at resuscitating ...
... brought totality:so that hip won Fresh barque Deasy Tamen, Captain Bidwell. el .tit Vast. from Bodies. So rich of whoa.. The Whig that MS was feet goi to on rods, after mo th diffilty, tilti bops when tiny made for lb . North Band Rood lightens. About eleven ...
... Memlb. onesprebotlim mean mom* of Me st d Me km. The pstairelmo is elsepshise already been mei dremit dis Mismoplie and the Whig AA& only eactusber our Writing MI the Ipth October, and to the fate of the pri•oisers, the correspemient saye—Aß the bodies ...
... Bill. Was not that all iu the path eof duty ? Was it not all for your interests ? What did I care whether these officials were Whig or Tory? That was nothing to me as Lord Provost of the city of Edinburgh. It was only in that character I waited on them, for ...
... doubt as to vs the comparative merits of the Lord Advocate's sV scheme is comnp~aredwithothers which have pre- ceded it by Whigs and Tories, let theni peruise of .Mr M'Laren's calm and stsitesmanlike review ki of these several mecisures, takingy with themn ...
... following the path of duty in so doing. Was he not protecting their interests? What did he care whether these public officers were Whig or Tory ? That was nothing to him as Lord Provost, and it was only in that character waited upon them; for private citizen ...