... citizenship, and insulted ycur and yuwnh * hese and 2 j of who bad insulted the Catholic religion. (A Voice: Russelland the Whigs.) They would no dou! case which called bt, sents montha ago was a gentleman of the highest: li | wes well tho “astern and “but ...

... Gentle 1S men, it seems to me that the, Liberal party may just az well rest their claims to sa t- services rendered by the Whigs to the country In pport upon the ing here that glorious man, Prince William of Orange. m in , a8 upon these measures, for both ...

... Birken- head, and he cannot forget that every advantage that he and have obtained of Government has been obtained from the Whigs. He knows too that if the Earl of Government had had their way, the northern docks scheme would have been adopted. If we rightly ...

... competent editors © ever lived—Mr. of the Tines— d great difficulty, Moore’s influence th the Marquis of to get admit- 1ce to the Whig club of the day. Literary 0, in their expectations, are unreasonable ; and argues a want of self-respect to ambition dis- tions ...

... Calhoun men returned to the Democratic Mr. Hunter with Pe chosen peaker of the House of Representa- itical the votes of the Whigs. general Was 8a in 1852 it was sought to nominate him to the sidency on a ticket with Mr. 2 - the project succeeded, have been ...

... words of the prayers for the reyal family in the Church of Scotland. TOWN AT BELFAST (Prom the Third Fdition of the Northern Whig.) Betrast, Farpay, Dec. 20:—An extremely large and influential meeting of the inhabitants of Belfast was held in the Town-hall ...

... London Examiner. It is, of course, only a coinci- dence, but it is a remarkable one. “There are’ amongst us,” says the great Whig advocate, “as there are in every community, men who care not how soon the blast of war is heard; miny deceive themsely-s with ...

... strong opposition in many of the Southern and Northern S tates, and formed a main question of difference between the so called whig and de- ; but of late years no issue made on this peint it has been struck out from the platform miesced in by so large a majority ...

... Countries. Whena Pretender was added to the political characters of Great Britain, British statesmen, of both sides, Jzcobites and Whigs, and Hanoveriars, were compelled to sustain themselves by cultivating personal and dynastic friendships in Europe ; and this ...

... are now discussing its possible and Practical di. advantages. On Monday we laid the Londo Examiner under contribution for a Whig view the danger of apprehended hostilities, and yest the Times, wiich still regards war as certain, hag some remarks which ...