... that there are eight Boors, each long, by 76 feet wide, and that if the ed by the . agninery be allowed for, than / Jet ea* Whig* pushed that Mr. on record millers in the roulile.. if •. am bum yea • but • ewe It emus balk l i :be bel • bit at bad bele ...

... a. merelt,nts In tbe purchase and importation to Europe of Crude sad Iteantd Petroleum. The eocumercial value cf Petroleum Whig's established fact ; the great reduction capable of being sande la the cost of transport ; lb. rapid Inc in vales render It ...

... Rock of Rome and The Idol by Its own Privets, both written In opposition to the tenets of the Church of Home. The Northern Whig of Belfast says Poe enmity years Mr Knowles was a martyr to rbeemetieto, which almost entirely robbed him of the use of his ...

... celebrated on occasions like this—it was the toast of Church anil Quoen. (Cheers). And that was a Whig toast. It began with the Whigs. When the Whigs in former days saw as clear as daylight itself that the monarchy, the existence of the monarchy, was ...

... between the representatives of opinions as manifestly distinct as can be at the present day. Capt. Mangles was the type of the Whig Radical which has for so long held sway in this seaport town; and v] r. Rose as unhesitatingly declared his adherence to C ...

... Court of Jaw-jee-wibums. But, before the day of sitting, One amongst the Lib-raal Chieftain Sent note his brother Libsrsals, Whig, I of work am weary, Maeh I love the Field of Danger, Much I love to hunt the wild beast, Muth to slay the Fox, Kett-mak ...

... of difl'ercnce between Whigs and Tories. Doth parties have formally committed themselves to reforms in Church and State, and both have violated their pledges in the most shameless manner. But there is this in favour of the Whigs —that their political ...

... This sum, swollen with the costs both sides, will amount to about £600. It was received with applause by a crowded court. The Whigs having refused to allow the statue f the late Mr Locke (the last of the great engineers whoso s t-acity and zeal have covered ...

... stagnant, sluggish, with a population of about 4,000, with less than 350 electors, swayed alternately by the influence of Whig Duke and by the potent charms of the money bags of the first China merchant who happens to be ambitious of a seat in Parliament ...

... man, itv consti'uem y, the ■ Lit eral party, will never stultify itself re. lurr.iug as their t , preset.tative a renegade Whig, jnoJc'Scd Palmerstouian, or hybrid Torv, like Ms. Charles hcbtcil'e:. and decs : uoi’ieem it needful to he constantiy looking ...

... circulated on occasions like this : it was the toast of Church and Queen. (Hear.) And that was a Whig toast. It begun with the Whigs. N ben the Whigs in former days saw as clear as day that the existence of the mouatchy was wrapt up with the existence ...

... b'aming those wbo bass made them, Urging all sorts of reforms (to be dome by Conservative fingers) Telling how that the Whigs would make us Frenchmen or Yankees, !hying Lord Palmerston is not knowing, or ninety, or jaunty, Simply old and elate, and ...