THE KENTISH INDEPENDENT
... lease mod be neat A poor fanner I sooner a precious deal be Than a Prime Preemleer. But what most strange appears Is, whether Whig or r* ry, lie mostly reaps hut s ...
... lease mod be neat A poor fanner I sooner a precious deal be Than a Prime Preemleer. But what most strange appears Is, whether Whig or r* ry, lie mostly reaps hut s ...
... place. Mr. Taylor it a staunch byterian, of moet advanced liberal opinion*, and is exceedingly popular Coleraine.—AorfAern Whig. 1 What is to Happen America.—Fine Whiting.—There sulphurous volcanic cloud rising over 1 the northern land, and by the lurid ...
... which so often taint the reasoning of men of the highest abilities. It is easy to understand the very high value which the Whig Cabinets of his day placed on the counsels of such a man respecting matters of practical issue. He saved them probably from ...
... a preciseaess that gives an almost ludi- crous importance to the subject of their remarks. A correspondent of tbe Northern Whig has compiled a nar- rative of this kind. When I approached Mr. Johnston, he say*, he passed bis hand to me through the ...
... thoroughly investigated the ease, and boding that charge could sustained against him, was discharged from custody —AorMcrn Whig, Posf.u.—Sydney Smith was once dining in company with a French gentleman, who had been before dinner indulging in number t ...
... there without inducing a degree of partisanship at onco bitter and blinding. At this moment wo have Mr. Gladstone and the Whigs out of office, consequently they are demoorats. Mr. Disraeli is Premier. This is tho situation, and this is all. Here alone ...
... way, and have demanded the propping up that has been applied to conceal the weakness of the conception generated by the last Whig Administration. There has been an incalculable sum of national money spent upon these fortifications; and it would not be difficult ...
... No-Popery whirl, and asks- what Boman Catholic would go into the same lobby with him after his intolerable rhapsody. The Northern Whig, in alluding to the late vote, commences an article headed The Sentence on the Establishment, with the words, It is over ...
... enlightened measures than at any previous period of our history, either socially or constitutionally. The bigotry of Tories and Whigs is rapidly sinking, and there is a greater unanimity growing up daily ou all questions conducive to the | public welfare. stubborn ...
... to go without telling you to-day. In these days it is difficult to define one's politics by specific terras. The old terms — Whig, Tory, Radical, and so on, are worn -out words (hear). If you put the whole in a hat, anel shake them together, you would scarcely ...
... STEALING POSTOFFICE ORDERB.-At Rotherham Mr. James Thompson, the Rotherham agent of Messrs Durham, Foster, and Co., bone and Whigs merchants, was charged with stealing two Post•office orders, the property of his employers, with forging their signature thereon ...
... We congratulate our Catholic fellow-countrymen on this great instalment of justice by the Hou+e of Commons. The Northern Whig sing+ the for.ul% ing man : The result is the greatest !Alienl victory of this generation. After the artifices and insincerities ...