... Geale, and widow of Sit Mar- ens Somervillo, Bait. The deceased nobleman had for many years been a zealous supporter of the Whig party, and had done good service to his political friends during his long career iu tlie House of Commons, more espcially elurin ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... of republican France, and implies that her whole heart and her whole intellect belong to her party. If you enter as a stanch Whig or as an independent Liberal, that very lady may give you but a courteous bow, a cold phrase or two, aud a reply to your remarks ...

... - Irom the inspectors, and minute details from the -cv.; .1 districts. thk ?? and c ir.os ii'AD : or is ?? ?? i: ■ ?? ?? Whig, in its usual We r-kh summary, ?? h Tes the foil -wing:— The i.i.: n Tr/'!e : Thc'pi'ob:- bilifit s ..re thai the i resent ...