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... another reason. He is the member for the large and populous town of Northampton, the Radical member; and his taking office in a Whig Government was never palatable to his constituents, and I suspect that he has thrown over his office with its emolu- ments ...
... _iU _: _ac _^ _viscd ' _course on ' tlie _Coni-laws broke witli _Peel ,: and'drove . its besfc _men into _the ranks of tlie _Whigs ,-. _perhaps _, _it's leaders ; irc _now in like _fashion about to _drive-all _, its _Protestantism and its _best- Church _ ...
... _convenient fer you to visit me _. —lam very respectfully and tally _yours ,. ' . • - _JEFFERSON DA vis _. - The _Sttchmoiut _Whig . of January 25 says : — We arc _very'happy to leam tliat the _'President _lias _signed the bill _creating a _General-in-Chief ...
... AN APOLOGY FOR FEELING BLUE. (FROM THlE RICHMOND WHIG OF JAN. 5.) . Liet us be blue. Why not? BlUe is a beautifulc colour. It is the colour of the sky and of the o sea; it is the colour of the loveliest eyes; also, V it is the colour of indigo, and of ...
... _from th . _fanu , ( he 1 _*» _- _afftttadtheir _cry _- _^ _., 5 _' _^ _difflailt tm thtu to _ett _craLt , _w _^' . _yS _^^ A WHIG FOBEIGN _MINISTER _. I From the Fall _STall _Gazette . ) LORD KUSSELI _/ S speech in _the _Hoiiae of Lords on _Tuesday _night ...
... athoroufhly constitutional form of government. There seem to be in Russia three political parties resembing the Conservatives, Whigs, and Liberals of !th~s country. , An interesting report 6ppeared the.: other day in a London cotemporary of a discas'- sion ...
... opposes the _encouragement of unonicial _peace missions , _and _declares tlint tlic object of the country is war . _The Hicfiwond Whig has little hope that _the North is _prepared to grant _terms acceptable to the _South , nnd _urges _vigorous _preparations ...
... It opposes the encouragement of unofficial peace missions, and declares that the object of the country is war. The Riolamond Whig has little hope that theI North is prepared to grant terms aceeptable to, the South, and urges vigorous' preparations for war ...
... _the _Itadicals , with _justifiable _exultation _, felt sure that no _temporary _defeat could _destroy A plan to which the _Whig _lenders _, _the _friends of 5 Ir t ' _Aiiuiny , _and the _rufurincrs _throughout the country , _would thrrfafter be irrevocably ...
... FATAL TO THE - WHIG GOYERNMENT. Sir,-A celebrated Roman was told to beware of the Ides of March, and our own statesmen should be cautious respecting the 22d of this month, which has en several marked occasions been singularly fatal to Whig Governments. ...
... ostracise,him, and aeserted hls title toi'+h6apl? * lation 'Libe'ral, 'i~thiitogh&'reptedi aiu'a.ny' ob'iga tion totwards the Whigs. We 'Mebtbin ^ i*'the Glu concluding litterst-:'-; '. :I'. , .. fdi ReformaCluabFeb.jli 1665.' . Sir,,-I am directed by ...
... his _tenants' should adopt all tho _modem practical _inventions in agricultural _implements . In _politics _he was a _stanch Whig , and at first _, like many _other _persons having great landed _interest , was opposed to , the _repeal of the Corn-laws ...