... Churchman. High Chnrchisro was fashionable. He got office far earlier joining the Conservatives than could have done joining the Whigs, to whom 'tis new family would have bppn distasteful as his antique ecclesiasticism. When the great Con- split took place he ...

... destruction wrought in so short a time. God j pity the people who chance fall upon the path of an , invading Yankee army Richmond Whig. Sheridan is a hard fighter. He hits hard knocks, and j not bit bashful in telling of it. He is also accom- plished incendiary ...

... Mr. Bernal borne Liskeard. He would naturally declare that the enemy who has suggested opposition is not Conservative but a Whig, and that he has less to fear from the former than the latter. If so he should take his free lance to those who will comprehend ...

... n of local worthy named Colson. But instead of its being the occasion for all parties to meet together on common grounds, Whigs and Tories make it day for mustering their respective forces, while third party adopt neutral colours. The straggle assumes ...