... since which time the firm bao been Heywood, Brothers, and Co. The deceased gentleman, having been long known as a consistent Whig, and having acquired the high opinion of his fellow-burgesses by his support of our local institutions, and especially of the ...

... credit, can fill the granaries with food and make of a i A deficient harvest a good one. We are in the hands, not A of the Whigs and Radicals, but of Providence in this it matter, and Downing-street has nothing to do withi r Otherwise we might retort upon ...

... ;an~dthough it nolonger means in ourinouothks wha~t it meant in the mouths of those who first ueed it, yet it describes as well asr Whig and Tory describe the great political patties, or Briton describes the Modern IE ig- lishmen, who is the result of the crousing ...

... I was returned to parliainent by the Clyde boroughs, having a majority over the Tory candidate of 367 votes, aind over the Whig of 237. 1 had never visited one of these boroughs, till the time of the election, and I was re- turned by thenm to thle House ...

... between the es3 of 1is and 45 should have been foroed ifto the army, The death of Linsoln was no lees to the South. He WAS a Whig and 3c aveholder, while ohnsv on was a Democrat and E.o rabnuH nked l ee next to Washington. 4 Prsdent, ater the governor had ...