... philosophy they are, how blessed are the burgesses having the good time brought nigh unto them ! Taking Tory confessions and Whig followings to the carelessness of the people, they have good government they deserve ; because if they did not like be ruled ...

... Richmond Enquirer regards the detention the *' Confederate rams” a* moat unfriendly act on the part of the English Government. The Whig ssys it act of hostility, It might asked if this would b* evidence of ownership in ourt of law. It said that Mr. Yallandighatn ...

... and Abraham's gratitude forgot not young Armstrong wh--n trouble. followeif the rl'CUons to the legislation { remarks on the Whig party In America j the )«ralysis of jiartiet in 1848. a-m Hie creation of the Republican party America Judgment waa to the ...

... fear ully cut otbcrwiaa hurt over the whole of her back Mr S iera theu in.tda leap from a window into the yard, and beaidti Whig badly cut r. ct-ivrd some severe mtcruaf injonea The whole of the sufferers ware removed to Wiokfteld * coffee houae. surgeon ...

... Paris, the rumour that Lord Palmerston was about to visit the Emperor, at Compiegue, is denied. The Herald complains tbat tbe Whigs have had re- course to wholesale bribery at Audover to secure their candidate's election. On the first Tuesday after Parliament ...

... resorted to, to a degree which quite puts into the shade the paltry artifices of this kind which have been lately employed by our Whig ministers at Lome in reference to some English elections. The conscription, at all times a bugbear, has been worked as an engine ...

... the binges of gladness ! Thou niirror'st my childhood, sweer, beautiful thing 1 And shak'st from the plume of thine infancy's whig Joys dappled witb touches of sadness. 'Tis the thought that the beautiful soon must decay — 'Tis thy features my childnood ...

... Pahrrmton was supposed be much lem friendly to tbe que of reform than Lord John Russell; and the great, powerful Whig families, without whom Whig government can live —they con live f»r long time without (he great const wen ri.-s supporting them, but not without ...

... Tories wd&ld never consent to the deslruc' liou or conversion of the temporalities of the i English in Ireland. Tory misrule and Whig oppression may attributed the: i deplorable state tint country, the rights and wrong* of which were eloquently told on Tuesday ...