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... Resignation 646 Westbury's, Lord, Self-Condemnation 625 Westminster, Contest for 429, 577, 962 Whalley versus Wagner 527 Whig Ingratitude 214 Whigs and their Alliances 1173 Wilts, North, The Contest for 504 Wimbledon Meeting, The 698 Wood's, Sir Charles Misa ...
... and the Duchy of Lancaster 1089 Times, The, and Election Times 705 „ „ and the forks Election 729 University of Girlery 221 Whig Pan, The 801 Literature. A Dream of Idleness 735 A Famous Forgery 226 A Quarter of a Century 807 A Round of Days 1120 A Vindication ...
... by iveri 'j Uge't Cineerva- tive that the present 'lectciral eiyeE is ?? getheri,, saltisfiactory i . mau ''even -'aughty Whigs, w , Casinutelike, wouldi &de'Als the advaaeeo:f the demoe cratic lwave-muluaih Libereas,` bf whom' EWerl .9- ?? 'are thi ...
... ; and, abut for fear of irreverence, we might assert that not even Heaven could say what will become of the Whigs. The hopeS which both Whigs and Liberals smite years'ago might have entertained of an able and acceptable substitute have been lately scattered ...
... clear to all understood manceuvre, was intended to be; the second far more likely to result in comfortable bertha for devoted Whigs, than in any serious rivalry with the public Offices. If, however. Government has failed to stamp its Legislative talent and ...
... between the principle* of Catholicism and Protestantism, or the old English political struggle between Torn and Whig. The old Tory and Whig have both grown with the growth of knowledge that their conflict* tested before it was established, and the old ...
... by Mr. Dyer is very unlike his usual style, but very like Whig histeiry. Of another rupture with Spain which ensued ten yrais later, Mr Dyer writes in the spirit of a Tory more than of a Whig. After alluding to the familiar tab; of Jenkins' ears, be ...
... Which, being translated, ' means, the English people see mischief iri this movement. Tlie Whig government prefers not to see it ; the Timet is the organ ©f the Whig government, is therefore bound to persuade the public that they are wrong, and this is the ...
... his defences. Trains have ceased running on the Savannah and Charles- ton railroad. Beauregard is at Charleston. The Richmond Whig says the capture of Savan- nah will count nothing towards the coneiuest of the South. The Federal fleet is reported to have ...
... residents at *bat port have agreed to apply to the Home Government for appointment of a chaplain; which step is found necessary *Whig to the growing numbers of Fzglish residents. A salary was guaranteed of £360 per annum; and another resolution empowered a ...
... PONCIV * PUN. Nursery likysisie, For Statesmen in !heir _ • Twaddiii:iw - aidle. Hit; Pea, While utter I sm. Hp amour the Whigs so high. What a pretty boy eaa I! FON • FOLZION SOCILNTAZY. Write as, You silly old party spat lee high boss.; With threats ...
... defences; Trains -i^ej ceased running on the Savannah arid Chariest onf Railroad. B_Ato^_i«ls-ffTJharleston. i The Richmond Whig says the capture of Savanriati, will count nothing towards the conques. 1 of* ''the South. 1; ' ! ?? r * *•*'*■ The Federal ...