... Sir Robert Peel, he readily adopted the enlightened doctrines of his master's later career, and %hen he afterwards joined the Whig party hie principles were at least as liberal as those of his new allies. Temporarily discredited by the failure of the War ...

... with oats and consumed by the numerous horses required there, and the tares being gently laxative and cooling, the horses are Whig and sleek in their appearance Tares should be sown on land well pulvensed and ruanured. If drilled in rows and the intervals ...

... alliance of the orevrous day had caused a panic in Richmond. The newspapers were not published for three days after, and the Whig of that day consisted only of a single page. It onntametl however, the theatre advertisements and some comments upon the previous ...

... as you call yourself, a Papist,ou are a most disreputable one. You are fin edin £2 and costs, or 14 days in gaoL— Northiern Whig. MARKETS. CORN, FLOUR, AND PROVISION, LANCASTER.— SATURDAY.- The following are the quotations : W heat, per load of 28014, ...

... latter had Mama le said to have reached the Danville Hoed Twig, taming Ovemetiteweigh up the track between Demi The Riehasesid Whig states that an informal been held by the members of the who remained in Richmond, of Mr. Lincoln, to reassemble the Legislature ...

... cannot be supposed to have any very strong penchant for party politics. To the inhabitants of such places, for the most part, Whig and Tory, Liberal and Liberal Conservative are quite in• different. They have no voice in the government of the nation, nor ...

... who are not Whigs, or Liberals. or Radical% or Democrats. to vote for the Tories in England, and to do the same in Ireland, for (continues the Ultramontane organ) we know that by principleand tradition the Tories are the adversaries of the Whig, Liberal ...

... afterwards James II.: but, having quarrelled with his royal highness. he had latterly attached himself with crest zeal to the Whig or opposition party in politics. and had become an intimate associate of their idol, or tool fur the moment, the Duke of Menmenth ...

... party which had been oppesed to civil and religions liberty from all time. Uproar.) He had given an independent support to the Whig party because he believed that party to be the friends of the people. whilst the Tory party were the enemies of the people ...

... apprenticeship system or other substitute for slavery will be tolerated. The military authorities have suspended the Richmond Whig, and taken possession of the establishment. CANADA. QIIII2O, 14th July. It is announced that Lord Maxi has received important ...

... since which time the anti has been Heywood, Brothers, &Co. The deceased gentleman, having been long known as a consistent Whig. and having acquired the high opinioe of his fellow-burgess. by his support of our local institute as, and ehpecially of ...

... arbitrary and Illegal opposition of Bishop Lloyd to the re-election of Sir John Pakington. Lloyd and his son were furious Whigs ; singly or in mined they published manifestoes against Sir John denouncing him as a vicious fellow of a vicious stock, directing ...