... England. Archdeacon Den sion not only claims the negative virtue of not being Whig, but hopes to God he never may one—nay. he agrees with the dogmatist who once said that a Whig waa tyrant in office aud traitor out of but he proclaims himself to a genuine ...

... care about Conservatism. He did not think the Whigs contemplated the ruin of the Church, though he was happy to say he never was Whig, and he prayed God he never might be—(laughter)—for he was opinion that a Whig was creature comp'etely out of the pale of ...

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... THE LAST HOURS OF PRINCE ALBERT. There has readied us (Northern Whig) from abroad a most interesting extract from letter which was written member of the Queen's household shortly atter the death of Prince Albert. The extremely confidential position which ...

... gentleman with a carpet, worth twenty-five thousand rupees. The tropSY has come home. It has been offered and accepted. tilt the Whig Minister has cautiously abstained from any public celebration of his testimonial. Quietly laid down in a drawing room, or a ...

... Swedish man-of-war will be despatched to await their convenience. The last Houbs op Albebt. There has reached us (Northern Whig) from abroad a most interesting extract from a letter which was written by a member of the Queen's household shortly after ...

... gentleman with a carpet, worth twenty-five thousand rupees. The trophy has come home. It has been offered and accepted; but the Whig Minister has cautiously abstained from any public celebration of his testimonial. Quietly laid down in a drawing-room, or library ...

... general election has a very strong forcing power upon the minds of members of Parliament Your Tory ex ds almost into a Whig: your Whig into • and something more. Now, if Lord Palmerston should come back with • large majority. and should find • place for ...

... went down to see haw she was, and Edmonds replied that she was a little better. Witness anise time hack had a suapicion of her Whig pregnant, and Win. trionicated the same to Eitnonde. but she always stoutly denied it. Edmonds mid she was better, and stated ...

... gentry were conspicuous for their attachmet to eyes, after having that morning made ouch a cowardly . ex the ultra-Protestant or Whig interest, and by the accounts tuition of himself, and how strange it seemed she would ever left by Lord Grey and Colonel W ...

... Poole, a gentleman who held many f landed estates in Dorset and Somerset, and was intry imately identified with the country, or Whig party in eve attempt for cml and religious liberty, that he was generally ermed The Movement Man of the West. After the ...

... raise a lot of prime stock if no one came to buy. He would give them the health of The Dealers. (Cheers.) Though, perhaps, °whig to the late weather, this was not the best opportunity for getting rid of stock, he hoped all would buy their satisfaction ...