... cold shade of the Opnosition veritable Siberia l ...

... of the matter, but the poll had to be taken, and the Whig organs are all out of sorts. A few more doses, perhaps, may entirely restore them to their wonted vigor. The supreme hatred with which the Whig Government is regarded the Roman Catholics of Ireland ...

... bolder or a hand.” JiJku (/Groat Journal. Edinburgh .* William P. Nimmo. Lonaon : Si.mpk.in, Marshall, & Co., and Hotjlston & Whig itt. Sold by all Booksellers. ...

... that tbit gentleman will use his best exertion. In maintain the positron the Nor'h Union Coursing Club has always maintained Whig ...

... proposition having been introduced into the Confederate Congress for the destruction of tobacco and cotton, TV*c Richmond Whig says;—“Preparations for the destruction of these two articles cannot he too speedily made. If Congress does not act. order ...

... Xorth of Ireland are connected by ties of very long standing with the Tory party, and the Catholics who used to support the Whigs have now turned against a Minstry that is, as they think, conspiring to dethrone the head of their religion. Even those Catholic ...

... greater vioiiaitudeu of fortune than any of its cot itemporaiies. For many yeais paper stoo l higher in public estimation. a Whig organ. The Morning Chronicle (or tMitue time page ceageJ to exist. W.tb'O the last sen ei«ht years has luuobe«i «rsrj point ...

... poor Bible-reading Spanish captives will be sooner or later released. iMEXT has not yet given any sign of a party struggle—Whig and Tory all agree—but the 2Jth of this month, we are told, when Mr. Walpole is to bring forward his resolutions, or, according ...

... ihe number of voles recorded for his opponent. Baliymaiioo his supporters were only one-fourth fewer number than those of the Whig official, lowt.speople have ell retired peaceably to their homes delighted with iht-ir victory. The exact figures as far ibey ...

... resisting population and fore host resolved to reduce it to permanent subjection. this contest, this struggle, England is a The Whig peers know ...

... case alone -.l' cost up-ards rf and altogether when birmshwl w ' b ' lhe Erne doubt, form very interesting feature Libit ion. Whig. ...

... 1802 —the first imperial parliament—and, subsequently, in the years 1815 and 1826. He wasby inheritanceof opinion a staunch Whig, and, personal feelings, somewhat more. From his earliest years he supported those political opinions which were then held ...