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... the accompaniments which Mr. Webster dreads, but which seem to us by no means certain, for we have always urged, whether by Whig or by Tory, a liberal grant, (£200,000 or £250,000, or whatever was necessary) for the secular education of the Roman Catholic ...
... one who Weeps it his premises comparatively independent of the firebrigado, and will lessen his risk immensely. '—Northern Whig, syatom Un.tod National Edition continued, aud not BUDeraedad ■ at.oi.al eystem sought to £ ThTS' Ution consisted of the following ...
... scon them. With appropriate legend it would have made a grand cartoon. Sir Charles is more muujrt than ever if possible. old Whigs seem somehow to minimise they ago. When he returns to his place, sturdy John Bright is introduced to theuewdarliug of Westminster ...
... additional proof that they act, not upon principle, or upon the principle only of self-preservation being the first law of Whig Cabinet, and all this their friends Sir Robert Peel and Mr. Lowe. They find themselves Deserted their utmost need those their ...
... hard measure for them, constantly and at all times loyal” wasn’t it hard measure for them to be clapped into gaol, and by a Whig Government too—a Government which they have since been supporting so zealously? They were, forsooth, prominent members of tho ...
... no doubt, recognise such a reduction of the risk, and make a corresponding abatement of terms to their insurers. —Northern Whig. An Extraordinary Compeomisis.—At Durham Assizes deaf old lady, who had brought action for damages against her neighbour, was ...
... considerable tative of the county. The me. Sir there, and had sense to when he was Edward was an young. Sir Edward was always a Whig. When he became old, and saw the error of his ways, he. advanced a little to your side ? The Court—What do you call-his side ...
... diplomatic or mure stern view remains to lie Keen, and for the present can only be conjectured. Correspondent the Northern Whig. NON-INTERCOURSE ’WITH GREAT BRITAIN (From the Chicago Tribune.) Senator Chandler has offered joint resolution iu favour of ...
... Orange neighbours, and is not ashamed to avow, when stands up a public meeting called consider the state of the country.—AorMrrw Whig. Madame Arabella Goddard has returned to London. At tho next Monday Popular Concert she is to play Dnssek’s fine solo sonata ...
... and crying wrongs, which, unhapply, however, was uol the away W redress, because it could not be the successful way. If the Whigs like this, J u only say they are grateful for mercies,” and jt was all they could get. Little it was, served the purpose of ...
... speech in Parliament, which, judge by the impression it has produced in England, is his best speech in Parliament. The Northern Whig says :—“ If we are to accept this debate a specimen of what will follow, the new Parliament begins its career under very happy ...
... can be no difficulty in addressing you and calling on you one man to join in supporting the Executive of the country. Be it Whig, or Tory, or Conservative, it is the Queen’s Government, and supports the institutions while it protects the life ami property ...