... our country not worth fighting for—not worth defending by gunboat, fort, rifle! Lord Berners’ bill is neither Tory scheme nor Whig scheme; it is simply Spotting Interest measure. It happens that the greater number of the landowner* are Tories, and they have ...

... rates, which leave the cabman the alternatives of starvation or extortion. Spectator. Yankee Editor.—The editor of the Kentucky Whig* published at Mount Sterling, baring set forth on journey, the gentleman left in charge of the office thus announced to the ...

... game preservers, has broken through all restraint, and set nought both its own acknowledged leaders and all party feeling. Whig and Tory alike, having got scent of game, bound off like the wild bound, laughing to acorn the horn of the huntsman or tha ...