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... measure of reform. In a second address, issued last night, Mr. M‘Machan designates himself a “Literal Conservative.”—Northern Whig. Some months since it was mentioned that Dr. W. Byrd Powell, a phrenological enthusiast in America, bequeathed his head to ...

... extensive is the disgust of all moderate men at the palpabty revolutionary designs of Mr Bright, and so genuine and complete is the Whig secession, that a generous and reasonable measure of Reform would run a fair chance of adoption and, except to the worthless ...

... his warm sympathy, and for his eloquent denunciation of the past persecution and present neglect to which English Ministers, Whig and Tory, have made Ireland's poverty and disaffection a disgrace, a weakness, and a danger to the United Empire. By the frequent ...

... lost. The result of this campaign, it is well known, was the election of Zachary Taylor, the hero of the Mexican war, and the Whig candidate, and the consequent defeat of Lewis Cass, the regular Democratic candidate. It is unnecessary to refer particularly ...

... the support him and Mr. Annibal was seconded by Mr. W. Smith (the avowed nominator of Mr. J. Carter), who, denouncing the Whigs, emphatically remarked, Well kill ’em, and a done with ’em.” He said he had possessed a vote 35 years, and had never given ...

... then prevalent, and whi fortunately is at thistime more prevalent tha The Whigs, too, have of late years found Ire difficulty. For a short period, from about 1 1837, the narrow Whig majority in the Commons was dependent on the votes of O' and his followers ...

... by maintaining an attitude of independenc of all parties hostile this country. This policy alone can compel government, it Whig or Tory, to legislate justly (hear). It was also admitted fact that tho House of Commons, being nearly equally balanced between ...

... phosphate of magnesia and the hairs on the husks of oats. This large stone, as may be called, waa the cause of the horse s death.— Whig. SCOTLAND. His Grace the Duke of Richmoud has given a subscription of to the fund for the erection of the new Cathedral Inverness ...

... ing the hearty welcome of our brave volunteers was likely to followed up by deeds if occasion arose. No Coni servative nor Whig Ministry is likely to take the causo of Leopold 11. so decidedly as to become bound to oppose any international changes on ...