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... taken by political parties here, the writer talks of the Conservatives or * Outs' as seeking to drive the Liberals or Whigs into war with the United States, for the mere purposes of embarrassment • the Govern- ment, the Liberals, and the whole country ...
... town council. Wino Jonncar tx THE PEERAOR.—(Froni tile Press.) —There appears to be no limit to the meanness and effrontery of Whig jobbery. The instance to which we at present advert is one peculiarly offensive, both in itself sod as it affects the dignity ...
... On the wiole, Orange zeal would seem.this year, to have declined from a violent mania into mere harmless imljeciUty.—iVortWn Whig. SOT THE BEST JUDGES OF THEMSELVES.— Some Englishmen, fancy that they alone-know and can possibly know England; and strangers- ...
... pence for the repair or the ileceration of a place of worship belonging to communion is • very tame grievance compared with Whig rebbeil of one's owe. Muth been sued of the iy a the .chial system, but it will be long kefore pot' men become indiffervit ...
... the city of London. For at least forty years he has been prominently before his country, as representing the aristocratic Whigs in the party of progress; and he has taken a prominent part in all the great measures of political, religious, social, and ...
... Gladstone could so far. tram himself to the duties of his position as to s^. ? /ome rule of this Mnd,-to find some average Whig mind.among .his colleagues/and make it the uam Pohcy*-if could resolve ?nMn- or T ard flan 8' that he cannot make not only ...
... remained in the vehicle. Mr. Phillips had previously killed at different times nine of the Federal scouts.- 1 idunond (Virginia) Whig. TRIAL TRIP OF IRON-CASED FRIGATE BLACK PRINCE.—The preliminary trial trip of this vessel took place on the Clyde, on Tuesday ...
... assaults made on his own idolised Reform Hill, and boldly took up his position on the ground of its being a final settlement. Whig leaders, however, have painful trials to undergo; and Lord John Rumen has found himself in recent years moving within the vortex ...