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... The Whigs never dared to their and the idea of a contest was on as impossi'le. In fact the victory was too ; we beat our epponents | overmuch—we so thrashed oat of tiem the Wesire for fighting that we Fe lost the art of fighting so, when the Whigs, favoured ...
... House in 1847, and 1854, For two ears he was mayor of the city of Norwich, Connecticut. 5 Subsequently he was elected as.a Whig to the United States Senate the term commencing March 4 and served as a member of the committees on Pensions, and the Judiciary ...
... sold’ was. tore twé months, its would be t chiefly A from, in Xd of 1863-5, ee rt RENEWED DISTURBANCES IN BELFAST:: “Last the Whig of Mc im bodies at corners of} @nd Roman districts 5 riding there, and ithe and-women. oe ee as wecan and the near. the Lenatic ...
... Whether this strategy, resolved upon too , Will save them, isa problem yet to be solved ; but ander circumstances this pictnre of Whig- is interesting, and should Le instructive.” . The ¥Felegraph, ia & leader on Mr. chances ot being again retarned for the ...
... is pac! ed as if the eole ob- ject were to ensure an acquittal, Six out of eleven mem- ie rg are not merely Whig partisans but olficial Whigs ; four of them actuaily colicagues of the accused, What explana- tion can be given of this difference of course ...
... delinquencies will barb the arrows of satire on every hustings throughout the kingdom, and who has added to the already established Whig notoriety for nepotism tho still less desirable reputation of mis- prision of felony. ...
... on acooun CoMMERCI. 1 xchange on London, Pari 330 alig er, New York Cent 4, Sugar q tet B q' [‘* TELEGRAM, New Yor, April 29 Whig ate int Dai a he left Greenshore, North members of his Seth Carolin onthe ith, for sJumbis. Thay woud move westward The navy: ...
... amendment as a skilful way of destroying it :— is very plain, from all that has taken place with espect to this bill, that the Whigs pro, to make it part of their political stock in trade at the ensuing elections, On the strength of its provisions they were ...
... opponents should go to the country with the ery of “ Vote for ‘the Poor Man’s Friend.” The CavenpisHzs and tho other sang pur Whigs had always reserved that |' for themselves, and it was not to be borne that their lawful property should be taken from them ...
... have defeate Ministers on involving t political principles icent > they have assisted every wor of their have prote cted the Whigs stand the country and now without a wor d to recant, without a falsitied pledge to without a single disappointed elector make ...
... WIND. Mr. Whalley said “the ventilation of the House drove away all the independent Whalley, Whalley! virtue should be 3 ‘he Whig has a rhinoceros No nehitis ever died ; Only the independent members suffer WHO Is IT: ‘Who keeps good friends on either side ...
... in resolate 6 granted, compelling all who have anght ‘within their reach if they choose to OTD. re a an vas, we 0? the when Whig’ placeman can be brought to acknow- as Lord Russell ‘has been in the = ‘affair, # faults have besa cominitted by the Foreign ...