... himself, if one comes. to look at the mrake of the article, as he mihht exfress it! Not i at all in the first plaoe, you are a Whig adile , and Stubbs c has always voted blue, and always will ' (though his political principles do not go much beyond that formula); ...

... appropriate any part of the money voted for the navy in htting additional training ships. THE O'Dosocacz's REIN.—The Northern Whig points oat the disadvantages of a title : Sterne had (or professed to have) a theory that men's characters were determined ...

... observe,'’that, j.rocrediog-* are against him, 1 refrain from entering it, ...

... Lincoln «« due, not ao much prefereo« for opjmcont as to determination the part electors rid themselres the domination of .he Whig eliqoe which has ao long held away o.er their borough. difficulty .ill k* k *' Stenunu. the Spuui.h »,mm.»der, h« cn.butkcd ...

... referred to arbitration; and dealt at gnat length with the objections which hod been urged against each course. The Northern Whig points out the disadvantages of title:— *• Sterne had (or professed bate) theory that men’s characters were determined by their ...

... for 0017GIIS. Colds. Hoarseness. and other Affections of Mead and Cheat. In Immix? COSIMIPTION. 4, sod Cocoa they unfailing. Whig fres from ?eery they may be token aye we or rawest Mild; while the Prom &maxim and savannas Sinosi will find than Sairahutble ...

... hot we are nnaware whether Lincoln's company bad opportunity to distinguish Itself. On his rstorn be was pnt forward by the Whigs candidate for tbs Stats Legislature, but was beaten because the majority of electors consisted of democrats. Lincoln now went ...

... into ridicule for being the son of hair-dresser, made answer, ** So I am, and I am come into the House to give a dressing the Whigs.” lunatic in an asylum was informed his brother that considerable property had fallen to the family, and asked what disposition ...

... find that they had put the one feather too much upon those shoulders - - (hear, hear). But it had always been the failing the Whig Government tii.il they could not manage their finances ; for they never had had a Chancellor who dared to* say to certain classes ...

... result would tnat the services of the country could not be carried on—(cheers). In nine cases out of ten the failure of the Whig government was in this, that they did not know how to manage the financ-8. j When the government got into office, the Chancellor ...

... surrender of the men that had been seized before all things indispensable ; and all Europe endorsed the claim. Tories well Whigs supported the demand that without which the honour of our insulted flag could not he maintained. Equally did the country approve ...

... eventually derive the whole of their taxes in this country from direct taxation. It had at all times been the failing of a Whig government ,that they did not know how to manage their finances—Omar, hear)—tor they never had a Chancellor who dared to say ...