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... inanacks under the name of Festival in commemoration of the illustrious writers and thinkers of Italy. Richmond Whig.—The name under which the Whig comes out as Yankee journal is that of William Ira Smith, who never owned the journal before the evacuation ...
... everybody expected, in the whitewashing of the real delinquent, Lord Westbury. Who believed that six whigs, four of whom were Cabinet Ministers, would condemn a Whig Lord Chancellor ? The result proves that; the government were right in packing the committee ...
... seems to be a clever fellow. He sees Whig rule a species of millenium. He tees, says, nothing of a vanishing people, insecure tenures, Whigs power giving their protection the anti-Irish State Churcb, which Whigs out of power denounced with unsparing ...
... galleries, was positively awful. Sir George, in returning thanks, said he was not a party man, and would act independently of Whig and Tory governments, and challenged his opponents to show any single instance in which his vote was not for the interests ...
... elected six years ag ho has consistently supported the Whigs. He has supported Lord Paimerston in every division, supported him on every trial of his strength, and is owing to the support of few Whig Catholics that Lord Paimerston and his colleagues are ...
... the Whigtownamed Liberal—tide. We are. on the • think that there not in the rumour, although it certainly has currency among Whig political ci.cle. which imports at le«t that the questiou ha, been seriously agitated,—£amiurji Ctnrant. y ...
... of the street. The conduct of the oge rty in this part of the country seems to be daringly disloyal and defiant.— Northern Whig. ...
... ; of thee bra we one, us to In one nobl good of our land. ve drove the Danes to the Both the the before him shall flee— i Whigs and to the men of ‘ipp’d in the waves, ty pom, tho’ he di his country to save. See he comes, see he comes, his banners reves ...
... the connivance of the Lord Chancellor, a public defaulter hen obtained a pension of some £BOO. The Herald remarks that the Whig ministers went into the jury box to try their own case, and their verdict, carried by a majority of one, reflects diagraoe ...
... proper elements, his argument stands follows : contends we should support the Whigs, Istly, Because independence is impossible, and we must slaves to somebody. 2ndly, Because the Whig foreign policy, especially towards the Pope, is only slightly worse than ...
... office in one of the West Indian colonies, for the abolition of which he received com: tion to the hour of his death, The Whigs of our own day have quartered their relations upon the public to a more flagrant extent even than did their predecessors of ...