... not told. , last evening, ond In* singing of ii.eiirm lost al. their projwrty. taa-e. elegance, and design, these aur- Ihe Whigs of tlwt dty. it remembered, wt in Thp p inf> . ~ d . from >/.»rM truly amaiic ami lasiefnl lHß , . ~r TIIE Row., \xtk.v, AaTrurnr ...

... its condition in the days of Primate Boulter, when the Lord Mayor was wont to j call out a company of foot to restrain the Whig mob from beating the Papists.” Among the acclamators of Mrs Y’elverton, and reprobators her husband, there are at least as ...

... slated that the Solicitor-General, Protestant of recently con- ! ,hc reinforcement of Fort Sumpter had been decided on. verted Whig politics, were determined obtain General Scott of opinion that reinforcements can convictions, and they did so; but how? The ...

... men should be unable to detect tbe vices which were hidden under that show of premature sobriety. Spenser was a Whig, unhappily for the Whig party, which, before the unhonoured and unlamented close of his life, was more than once brought to the verge of ...