... against the Whigs then, but was obliged to make • little change In them to make them apply to somebody else. Speaking of this contentment of the Whigs when they got Into be says Al bee on dowers alighting cease their ham, settling into places, Whigs are dumb ...

... down a aorta& hedge, doiug le the of ad.—The era was disiniaad. Phillip Withers, assmokar. of nbarablirb -.8 as. by P.C. with Whig drank sad risiaos in that ea the lb bed 134., tag Gotta, as tea tleye boriseateeet ...

... Shells , Dor hr., .o. linnernotbings, Nigger worshippers. R•Publi.noc kn.. have done duty, with sueh words Whigs' Old line Whigs, Fade. raii-te. Strai.ht.out Democrate, and mum-rous other phrases, to designate the verities outwhetstone ...

... under the el Welsh*, id* 111116111111•11 patties, mood Boma with • ami esalooly defied the doubt by so l I=7 the help ef Ile LW Whig, sod left an Neiman is thew the cud al Hair kited Ise Me wiemost, yet more lies to prommele the erimmetme, limed! is • tree ...

... eared and dome at what a sidled dein at nostiers railer ; in abort d aside ie t al 4. Am . umber of Pan ; a t j:t e dillea he b Whig, sad se thoroughly be las err in he riled lot Hers Mindeer. He was by t Lord's tbarrit the tour. hi as well haw es at Bradlee& ...

... being pew daily belesheled in with the culprit, and her The am dull and but three wet • glean ell wham the pilaw as the drop, Whig pietureequely to the eue.o. The i r to bed Mad twelve Alio* ea Friday ' and o'clock, he awoke get up. he west at bed In, aid ...

... as to those who have to undergo that which is more directly reformatory. It would substitute for an artificial discipline, Whig* it is hardly posibly to regulate in a satisfactory • natural discipline, which would regulate itself with no trouble at 111 ...

... Wet ey U. Poached, bin of og . novegivern tenon life. To d bilewisusiMiStens es diplomas weter M. Peened welead ut be Wenn of Whig. UM and Is mid An he Weeded be a ',lib with the WPM obi in as to giv• webto th na Ole row was by ea ansueing bese of Re,,. ...

... slept with at his T i p th s = e of adultery, two oirmsts and • who had Heed at the Csautizies the do: of the aid that of the Whig 411 the pesset wen examissd. One of meesele. Jaw stated that the co- heed et ththwgiodest's vernage with be on or Om la bedroom ...

... himself to politica, and bide fair, with the assistance of • brother who is just coming forward, and from whom the vaneed Whigs hope much, to revive the political of the house of Cavendish. Their further will be watched without annoyance ; for, though ...

... with power to for elerunt• set le Ia it. oieterdereeee the the novelty, Irreenlari.r, sod lecenvaarroce of teen • reale of &Whig etili the yasetion. b•Ux. est swag the erreeemeoord interested Is the I properted a ...

... when esegitry was in an agony of suspense, fearing the ins- Cowen appointed a committee of their , W esseprising 33 membess, Whig one representative for every State then in the That committee, called the Committee of Thirty three, sat from December 11, ...