... had led to scepticism in a thousand varied forms • where the evidences of Christianity, indeed, as wel l as the principles of Whig religious liberty, found an admirable weekly advocate in the brave and manly Andrew Thomson, but where the spiritual, the poetical ...

... public offices. Early in 1852 the Whigs were driven from office, and Lord Derby succeeded them. At this crisis the Doke of Bucclench, in no way discouraged by the decided refusal which he had already received from the Whig Lords of the Treasury in 1850, ...

... an entirely New Machine, which combine*, in addition to the lopeovasents of last year's Machine, other of importers* Design. Whig* is by Reistration. The Patentees have been particularly careful In observing th a t all We parts possess suflicient streagth ...

... their peeper value. Ihe odd inveterate Tories be rated an Min I anti n rededicating and madly on their way to the ehamblea Thd Whig party be astemr..l tor their talent, but deplore I the of their pretendedly I,rge formula, and their devotion to the I) won ...

... eanoerned in the mur- der of Polite-Guntitahle Jump, at Ardi.on-order-Lyne. The men, whop.) names are Burke and John Word, were Whig in the beau of a person named Johnson, a brielunakers' toolmaker, carrying on bast. at Butler Street, in this city. Burke is ...