... spirit capable of the highest things, with better scope for its exercise. The people are better than their rulers, whether Whig or Tory be in the ascendant. arctic expedition might have saved our credit, by drawing off to encounter dangers many a bold ...

... is himself the most conspicuous living instance of a great judge promoted to the bench as the parliamentary advo- cate of a Whig Minister who knew how to reward eloquent partisans. lout it is one thing to become a judge by distinguished services asa political ...

... attached, and it may tome satisfaction our enlightened readers iu the political agitations of the day know that Doggett was a Whig, and never being ashamed of openly avowing it, was more than once iu danger of being maltreated the “roughs” in the neighbourhood ...

... Thomas Holman is what we call a sly briber on Liberal side. I have received letter threatening for the exposures 1 given of the Whigs. (Letters that bad passed between witness and Mr, opofforth prior to the last election were read. In reference one in which ...

... of the Tory press, or the smooth-tongued speeches of Lord Derby, or any one of that stripe, neither by the speeches of the Whigs and Adullamites, nor by insinuating and inuendo articles of the press, no matter from what quarter, or by whom; the bubbles ...

... livery and badge in honour of the accession of George I. to the British Throne in 1714, for Steele tells us that he was a Whig up to head and ears, and one who took every occasion of demonstrating his loyalty to the House of Hanover. Until the death ...

... aside the liberal thoughts with which he had informed his generation from his study, to take parlia- mentary service uncter a Whig marquis; and to use his ripened powers on the destruction of the principles on which his fame bad been built. In his reform ...

... some hours’ wrangling. Next day tbe Conservative side of the argument was more fully heard, and It was contended that tbe Whigs had “done nothing for Ireland;” “it had been said that the people of Ireland were half century behind those England (added ...

... was only procurable is red t a fist and sales slow, Grinding barley inqabe le 1 L. and peas quiet. Oats difficult of sale and Whig SALISBURY, JULY 31.-Our market tile street, 1 shortly supplied with grain, and the atteadiard was limited, being busily engaged ...

... first livery and bads.* in honour of the accession of George I. to the British Throne in 1714. for Steele tells u. that -he was Whig up to Ie 1 1 and ears, and one who took every ision of ■iemou-lniting bis loyiiTtv to the House of Hanover.” Until the death ...

... same subject of the miseries arising out disagreements and misunderstandings between those united together previous to the Whig Divorce Court Act for better and for worseand still held be by some old-fashioned people whoso antediluvian opinions are rot ...

... after some hours wrangling. Next day tho Conservative side of the argument was moro fully hoard, and it was contended that the Whigs had “done nothing for Ireland;” “it had been said that people of Ireland were half a century behind those of England (added ...