... thinking—men who, until now, have not been in the habit of thinking. A large class of men who were pro-slavery Democrats and Whigs, and who value the Union a good deal more than they do anything else but money, sail off in a new direction. Instead of holding ...

... the great and growing authority of the House of Commons, notwithstanding the disposition of Ministers, and more especially of Whig Ministers, to conduct the business of adminis- tration despotically, to uso the Sovereign's name without consulting the Sovereign ...

... DESTRUCTIVE STORM AT LOSS OF LIVES, BOATS, AND NETS. (From the Northern Whig.) The loose and changeable weather which characterised last week was brought to a climax nn Friday night and Saturday, when one of the most severe autumnal gales that has ever ...

... measures were taken to begin the subscription. DESTRUCTIVE STORM AT WKS. LOSS OF LIVES, BOATS, AND NETS. (From the Northern Whig.) The loose and changeable weather which characterised last week was brought to a climax on Friday night and Saturday, when ...

... States. Ah, Arch- deacon, he said tohisfriend Dr. NYilkins, I con- fess it, I went to America 'a Whig and something 'more,' but I returned a Whig indeed still, but | very much less of one. During his pas-age out he I occupie 1 himself very much iv ...

... forward to but either one or two in- fellow-jurors into compliance w ith bis views. But effectual efforts to patch up another Whig Admi- how much, after this game has been played for nistratiou, or else a third Djbbt Government, to sufficient length of time ...

... time past the Irish press, of all shades of politics, but especially the Liberal press, has been full of doleful homilies over Whig ingratitude; and the feeling of dissatisfaction and disgust reached a climax when the Postmaster General rescinded the Galway ...

... be reseeded as • library of Oluistion Uteristert, ite dem* demieres, chip sew sad old. prior, moreovan el The Quiver Whig oely ewe peaty weekly, sad Its beteg larger then any journal hitherto leased es lie will be soothes messes( insuring Its homes ...

... explikag hauls an by no means • It Ii is swiewfosti that he son a loaa el $1.0110,0001.. towards which this fowllies et wise be is Whig their battle, erdieselhod. A pan ci Ws is te be the el Iwo by which et esavapasse is deslgaed to weabbe the land* ea the lOWA ...

... Macaulay's last volume sums up ' I with considerable forte the most common and , popular objections to the work of tlie great Whig j historian ; but while admitting that tiie writer may ; in some instances be justified in his strictures, we ■ are hardly ...

... nearer home to the very heart of the British constitution. That is the deliberate policy I of the Democratic school and of the Whigs, by implication if not by intention, at the present day. On the other hand, the leaders of the Conservative party would avoid ...

... appointments in tho publio service, but, liko the officers ofthe naval reserve, will take rank with, but after, I the fust Whig !amilie*. Should thepp O-wOCfsitM s and favours f.iil to atone for the 6hor_n_.*ir,.. s and high- handed Irish proceedings ...