... at the bar, and in the church—and as was most appropriate on such an occasion—men of all partiesiin politics, Tories and Whigs, High Churchmen and Low Churchmen; but all equally bent upon doing honour to the illustrio us Prince who had at once received ...

... ex-president. There were Governor Morgan, Governor Fish, Governor Seward, and Governor Granger. Frank is an old silver grey Whig, as was Fillmore. , So, too, was Charles Augustus Davis (Jack Downing), of the old firm of Davis and Brooks, well known in ...

... the invasion of her territorial sovereignty. LOrd RUSSELL behaved with that insolence and ill-breeding for which, even among Whigs, he is renowned. He neglected to acknowledge the protest, and had to be compelled to repair that neglect by a very energetic ...

... whether an indictable offence has been committed, and if so to proceed at once against the offenders. This betokens some kind of Whig vigour, and if we understood the gist of the Lord Chancellor's observations rightly, will not affect the civil aspect of the ...

... as a Conservative. The time cannot now be far distant when the efficacy of this popular zeal will be put to the proof. The Whigs have courted a coalition ; in the depths of their selfism and love of place they have sought the Hades of Radicalism, and they ...

... severe and indecisive. aakeei are on the way to intercept communication. it h t B . , good and bad, are plenty. V t h .chmond Whig, of May 18, says : ' . have become very critical in the south-west, , iB4, a roly have taken possession . of the capital of ...

... Ireland a government who were not acquainted with the wants and condition of the people; they had a number of antediluvian Whigs ruling the country, and it was no wonder that amidst the many difficulties with which Ireland had to contend she did not prosper ...

... suppose that an elector was desirous of voting for a Tory, and that his neighboues, non-electors, desired him to vote for a Whig, which was he to obey, his own conscience, or the dictates of the non-electors? Now he should like an answer to that question ...

... that learning had led them to certain conclusions which required them • to be overborne by force sent against ,them by the Whig government of that day. The petition he had presented was under the seal of the convocation, but in addition to that it had ...