... in the Southern States of America, may be pretty sure that the search will bo unsuccessful as it wss in Italy. The Richmond Whig publishes specch delivered by President Davis in that city shortly after the battle of Manassas. Mr. Davis estimates th? total ...

... turning Whigs out of office and getting Derbyi ites in. The Whigs are not angels; not over. honest in their political dealings, or quite pure in their official partialities ; but t he country has only one alternative—Whigs or Tori es. The Whigs, more probably ...

... throne in the Sou' '.he rn States America, may pretty sure vhat the search will as unsuccessful it w In Italy. The Richmond Whig publishes a speech delivered Preside' i>avis that city shortly after the batt of Manassas. Mr. Davis estimates the total Federal ...

... were divided on the question of Free Trade and Protection. Whigs took the side of Free Trade, Tories took that of Protection. Lett than a century before, the sides were reversed. Fox and the Whigs were shouting out for Protection to native industry and ...

... Armstrong gun, too; who adopted that? Ihe Radicals, of course. Panic nme ; -Lord Derby s government did in this case what no Whig government ever had courage or patriotism to do, —before the public knew that any such improvement in guns had been made, they ...

... them to be mere robbers and cutthroats, and the Whigs of England their siders and abettors ; therefore we will not vote for them in any case The Anti-Catholic spirit manifested by many of the lead- ing Whigs and Reformers of the present day is quite equal ...

... bringing with them the news, or come to hear the news - , that the tables have been Turnered in the County Palatinate. A general whig turnout is augured from these particular tory innings, and the Carlton and Conservative resound with the clank of heels that ...

... thirty Tory magistrates on the bench in this county ; they put twelve Tories on the bench in the borough of Liverpool. When the Whigs returned to office they were requested to give the Liberals on the bench something like fair play, to prevent the Liberal justices ...

... feudal retinue of our Tory aristocrats in the counties, and had the Senate exhibited some thirty-eight or forty hereditary 'Whigs in lieu of the political and literary notabilities of the Union, this fact alone would have inspired the Southeraer.s with ...

... feudal retinue of our Tory aristocrats in the counties ' and had the Senate exhibited some thirty-eight or forty hereditary Whigs in lieu of the political and literary notabilities of the Union ; this fact alone would have inspired the Southerners with ...

... those who are anxious about the fate of this necessary esculent will have frightened themselves without cause. The Northern Whig states that the continued wet we.'.ther has clouded tho tri,-h bountiful Ireland, fho potato disease, always stimulated by ...

... father’s © was preved to be » he had no Principles were (hear, hear). His father, hesitation in saying, was & constitutional Whig hear, hear). and he supported the Liberal party Reform Bill and in the in this country at the time of the subsequent elections ...