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... permanently tinder the trusteeship of the College authorities for the endowment of two scholarships of jCIOOa year each.—tforlAem Whig. The Heat in New York. —The heat in New York on the 13th is stated to have been the most intense that had been felt hers for ...
... the trouble, and during their sojourn these wandering and wonderful people will, no doubt have numerous visitors. —Northern Whig. The Robbery of Arms at Allport’s. —lt will he recollected that one of the persons arrested in connection with this alleged ...
... accepted leader of the whole party—from ita most advanced members to its oldest ways excepting one over.intellectual Whig Marl and one -sted Whig Duke; and Mr. Olad. in stiem's name is *gain, Mni 1866,.. name of power with the people end of osn6dence all classes ...
... tenure of office, . brief, as Lord Melbourne resigned after Lord death in the following October or November, which broke the Whig party, in the old King s opinion least. The eclipse of the Liberals, however, was temporary Sir Robert Peel and the Duke of ...
... bigots, anil the Foreign hierarchy who control them. It was the perceiving of this which formerly gave the predominance to the Whig section over the Radical, in die parly bearing the name of Liberal. That predominance Lord Palmerston chiefly represented; ...
... annually upon the army and navy put together. He should like to see men of Mr. Lea's stamp in Parliament, whether they were Whigs or Tories. He meant men of independence, who had nothing to seek bat the good of their country. Without any disrespect to Mr ...
... The linetrie BM met wad • this& slate awl othw MIL the (Iellhuld) Bill was read • 4Wril pees& The Mame •fileursei. Tb. awe , Whig be be fweeeeseliwell. Mabee that Pa Petra CAMS lleheeley tow Gm. by Mr. Newelegate, /Fr. 11 Mr. swi - Mr. they bat oar Written ...
... gentleman was listened to with deep attention, ami his address appeared to make marked impression on the congregation.— Cor. of Whig. Monitors in the Baltic. Tim Times, in leading article on Wednesday, stated that a Hussian admiral was at sea in the Baltic ...
... tautiatf or l'opery *it will be a desperate one, atid we UlUSt all be stirring ; highl antd low, rich anti poor, tory anoe whig, ought all tol jeiu in union in the causeof Ia rotestanitisin, andl civil aurl rehig'i'us liberty. The fosllowing extracts ...
... that decision was endorsed without a dissentient voice by the great meeting of middleclass electors last sight, surely our Whig Mends must see the propriety of at once placing by his side a Liberal of their own choice, that both sections of the party ...
... their duty he thought it would be reduced. For his part should bike moregentlemen of Mr. Lea's stamp in Parliament, whether Whigs or Tories ; he meant men of independence, who had nothing to seek but the good of their country. Mr. Lea said he should like ...
... ties which bound him to his party were not those of mere conventionality. Human nature weak; and in his close union with the Whigs, may, of course, have been actuated by party considerations to a greater extent than imagined; but the writer of these remarks ...