... pretend to be initiated in the secrets of the Opposition, but we are much mistaken if their preparations be as advanced as the Whig press would have it appear. The grounds of censure are so many and various that the selection, although it can hardly be u ...

... public officer, but also for the tact and courtesy with which he discharges the duties of his post If these gentlemen are Whigs (a fact on which Mr. Fbrrano dwelt with so much bitterness) it is more than might be expected from the Government by which ...

... the regular soldiers. Sir William appeared in the witness box to read this letter, with a view to prove a quoque against the Whigs, that they also had been wiling in the hour of their distress to dabble in rebellion. The judges, however, as soon as they ...

... concession of right to might, and an act of national treachery unparalleled even in the political history of the double-dealing Whigs. ...

... that acceptation has been altered by the world at large. called him,'’ said our guide, the Clerk of the Parish, the Whig Preacher.’’ Whig,’’ says Macauley, was first applied to Presbyterian zealots among the rustics of the Scottish Lowlands, and transferred ...

... large a question that it amounts virtually, and would have been felt and acted upon any but Whig government as signal and fatal defeat. prominent feature of Whig legislation is the tendency to centralisation and the concentration of power the Government ...

... the district, while differing in politics, agreeing each to select its own man, is at length to be abandoned. The time when Whig and Tory have both agreed as to this matter is to last no longer. The Liberal representation of North Durham is hereafter not ...

... SOLIIW that shall not only show to the First ef Groom het to tho workl at large, that yoe so leave to his political cajolery. Whig • seillemal for his Lordship to game spas I spawned, of Mosses& of bawd, Working What usuid be the eh es =propellents/ epastede ...

... of the Board Charity Commissioners. At considerable length the hon. member denounced the Board as a gross Whig job, and its office as a perfect Whig snuggery. It not only entailed a considerable charge upon the country, but owing to the reckless and profligate ...

... to investigate the constitution and operations of the Charity Commismission. The hon. member denounced the Board as a gross Whig job, and charged the Commissiouers with wasting the resources of the charities the country instead of proving a benefit to ...

... regnrd to the appointments in and the mode of carrying out the charity commission, reflect very much on the jobbings of the Whigs Whether or not all that was brought forward by Mr. be strictly borne out by the facta, the silence of the officials of the ...

... though it was not published until 1850, as there is a distinct description in it of the old Salem Custom-house. In 1849, the Whigs being again in power, ha was superseded, and he thereupon retired to a small cottage at Lenox, on the shores of small lake ...