... ither Puseyite nor Evangelical, and in politics a moderate liberal— In moderation placing all his glory, Not quite a Whig nor yet quite a Tory. In the present state of the Church—with a spirit of inquiry abroad on subjects of momentous importance—when ...

... individual within 1»# luoiiths after anivah li».\t iMrtniAL!—A letter ihu ul Chalfuia relates the following incident: The foil..whig 111 tie whirh '*crum» ...

... Austrian friendship must be valuable in certain probable conjunctures, else it is not likely that it would be equally desired by Whig and Tory— by the Conservative Earl Derby, and the Liberal Earl Russell, with his haughty love of freedom. We are willing ...

... classes, regarding the crops. In every part of the country the tone of the press is desponding. According to the Northern Whig,—' The disastrous continuance of wet weather is filling the minds of the farmers with gloom and disappointment It is impossible ...

... but of all classes, regarding the crops. every part the country the tone the press is desponding. According to the Northern Whig.- -The disastrous continuance of wet weather is filling the minds of the farmers with aloom and disappointment. The hay has ...

... anxiety to clear their character, the Tories will go to lengths of liberalism both at home and abroad, u p on w hi c h t h e Whigs could not venture; just as a High Churchman often abuses Popery with a rancour from which his Low Church neighbours are free ...

... - - - • Ai learn from Captain Heavy Joilms% of county. that CS the Ile el July, Ilk. naden Pickett, an etet.Nu Polak eldli Whig shag as as shot by Mara belted a of eettoe-wood War at • ahrees el ant mem II or IA Fifteen theta the drabs et Pickett, four ...

... they best keep the poor people employed, so that no able- bodied labourer shall be forced to go into the union-honse— that Whig expedient of idleness and evil communications, where much injury is done to the poor both physical and moral, There is in London ...

... its extinction certain. This «Vi ought to command for the North the warmest tymnatby from all parties England, whether Tory, Whig, or Radical. The North the representative of civilisation, the Sooth is the champion barbarian. The former seeks to harmonise ...

... classes, regarding the crops. In every part of the country the tone of the press is des- ftmdiug. According to the NorUtern Whig : — ''The disastrous con- t..isisiice of wet weather is tilling the minds of tbe farmers Will} gloom and disappointment. It ...

... time. graimees sug ai z=bs certainly onset be unbsppy passengers sestiseed sesdisted is dinning ; sound were seelded with the Whig water the swank and their el sew win pitiable lathe The Ithedulfh loth sok to work , the terrible metre et the selemity to ...

... all classes, regarding the crops. In every part of the country the tone of the press is desponding. According to the Northern Whig, —* The disastrous continuance of wet weather is filling the minds of the farmers with gloom and disappointment. It is impossible ...