... azainst the Prince's tailinatim. Tim Bishop s great points were to arm Princeoi Charlotte aeon:set the eneoungement of Popery and Whig principles (two evil,* seemed to thlnit eqtaaiy greet and to appear himself n of coneelamsoe. best accomplishment was a taste ...

... William Pitt. A Mr. Browning has been appointed to fill the vacancy in the Senate caused by Mr. Douglas's death. He is an old Whig, and a lawyer. It had been recommended that the place should be given to a Democrat, because of the firmness of the Illinois ...

... two carte and a to Hampton. The ' prisoner me sent to Yorktown. Judging from the following letter published in the Pochmon4 Whig, and dated Manassas Junction, June 3, the Confederate soldiers were not allowed to idle We are drilled pretty hard for ...

... wero issued for Wakefield, the result would be the return of a Conservative member. Heme the severe and awful justice of the Whig-Radical'- Governmeat. They will not purge so corrupt a borough ; or they could not think of doing so without coupling Gloucester ...

... country, tlr even the use of common eyes. nextpromotio n was not effected under kindly . graceful influences. Just before the Whig Gotl t urnent went out in 1841, and when the event was tearly foreseen by everybody, while struggled against th e holders of ...

... the humbler has long since discovered. They would have saved themselves much undeserved obloquy, and the hypocrisy of the Whigs would have been short-Lved ; nor should we have heard those special friends of the human race, enriched by slave-grown cotton ...

... trials. a ' so arming ships His next promotion was not effected under kindly us? However, b graceful iufiuences. Just before the Whig to rely only on p went out in 1841, and when the event was clearly There were fad everybody, while struggled against by the ...

... exists in the following statement, although of course many would not own it, and some for party purposes would deny it :—The Whigs, from a long enjoyment of the spoils of office, cannot bear to be deprived of what they regard as their perquisite, and conduct ...

... exists in the following statement, although of course many would not own it, and some for party purposes would deny it:—The Whigs, from a long e n j o y men t o f the spoils of office, cannot bear to be deprived of what they regard as their perquisite, ...

... hour and twenty minutes, audio the meantime, or rather ten minutes before the pr , rnt was admitted, the poor died, an t or Whig* having been t wi c est a r sa. breethed bah He eoileiled the noble at the the Goys'smeet and the tight hon. gentleman Becretary ...

... Ali i Ids a working r to loot sag plass ',Wooer iW ine 7p by them lek oa r who the charge of to Wo na I be sppa O * hi o r 'Whig w Nor , 16 : 4 1tr ila ko l t.. i t il ep t at i to, at Let to Xr. thg aggissis. at ran Tr . w As them Z haidak_sed kiwi. 2 ...

... night by the same steamer which they came. Surely no other case need stated to ensure change in the Poor Law system.— Hcrilum Whig, Acts of Pailiamkkt.—Upto the present period, nearly five months, only 25 public acts have been paased The session commenced ...