... circulating in A 10 0 6 0 4, following are sa good m : —One was Jun Tyler, for whom it to be expected, ma ma 0 . 41 /MIT Whig, Mr. Lincoln would entertain respect. year or two after Tyler's sues le the Presidency, said he, contemplating an excursion ...

... of proposing to him. The things of time and sense which I glean from the committee of inquiry concerning this truly noble Whig duke and his ducal borouge So much delight me that I cannot refrain, being in the habit of writing to newspaper editors, from ...

... discovered how utterly insignificant it is, oompared with one'i share in bettor things, whether one is on the side of the Whigs or of tho Tories. lam glad to find also that such men Mr. and Mr. Mowll, although they have not yet reachod the condition of ...

... themselves at Neskayuna, about eight miles from Albany. In the course of that season she was suspected of being a Tory by the Whigs, and carried to Ponehkeepsie, hut was shortly afterwards released. In 1770—not 1760, as is generally supposed—the establishment ...

... re-elected immediately afterwards or at any subsequent election. IN • CILL.—In the jail of • northern county (says the Northers Whig), considered one of the best-managed institutions of its kind in Ireland, a gentleman is it present undergoing • sentence of ...

... editorship of the Dover Telegraph and has joined the editorial staff of the Globe, London evening newspaper, the old Ministerial Whig organ, but which will in future advocate Conservative principles. Among the presentations which Mr. Masey has received from ...

... models of equity: everything was, at that time, biassed by party. The Administration with the majority of Parliament were Whigs; Mr. Lyster was at the head of the Tories of Shropshire; and the pretence for displacing him was a plea, that the Abbey Foregate ...