... Republic We remember how his Sg praises of that land of liberty used to excite the ire of oW Tones and even vex the ears of Whigs— until they wished m their impotent rage thac tiie United States were put under water for four-and-twenty houra. At last, driven ...

... she passed on — if not an angel from hea- ven, certainly an angel of earth — the Florence Nightingale of America. — Richmond Whig. ...

... that position cannot but ha?e greatly favoured his candidature for the representation of Southampton. But Mr. Wilcox was a Whig, and of courae we never heard any complaint of the sup- port accorded to him from non-political considera- tions. It is only ...

... to the House of -lords, thus creating a vacancy in the representation of ieigate. The new, like the late Lord Monson, is a Whig in politics. Lord Palmerston, on Thursday, presided at the innual dinner of the Romsey Agricultural Society, and laving proposed ...

... Liberal interest The candidates on tl'ja occasion were the Lord Mayor of London, Conservative, sud Captain Mangles, Whig. A sucond Whig can.lt date offered himself wheu the vacancy first occurred, but afterwards withdrew, and of couiv.- the chance of Mr ...

... subsidy out of our Indian revenues in order to pay bounties on the production of cot- ton. There is something for the great Whig political economists ! Hurrah ! for Bright's free-trade principles ! Cobden sold our home-traders for a French treaty, and ...

... is pre-eminent as a display of this sort of supercilious- ness. It is quite evident that in Mr. Leatham's opinion neither Whigs nor Tories are deserving of confidence, but only himself and a very limited number, constituting an infinitesimal minority ...

... Thursday. In addition to the Whig maj- nates of the Elding, who usually r-ssemble on these occasions, the town was extraordinarily honoured by the presence of Lord Frederick Cavendish, the se- cond son of the Duke of Devonshire. Our Whig con- temporary takes ...