... passion, the haughtiness, and mean, unwomanly trickery of the intrigante Millicont. article “The State of Parties,” from the Whig point of view, cannot fail to interest the political student. The writer ends his paper by stating that Mr Gladstone is the ...

... they might not compromise the matter if they wished, bat certainty the law did not debar them from doing so. No Government, Whig or Tory, would dig the dead body this business, if both parties agreed to let the matter drop and shake hands over it. He regarded ...

... for another publishing firm, and signed a Presbyterian clergyman of this town. He will be brought the Police Court to-day.— Whig. A Correspondent describes the life of young American ladies, whoee laziness, selfishness, extravagance, non-intellectual culture ...

... laws against indecent publications forced against Mrs Stowe’s pro* posed renewal of the Byron con trover*j. • See Northern Whig, October 27. Oltsagf. in County Cavan.—As the parish priest of Beltorbet, and bis curate, together with s- pari.-bioners, were ...

... nor good red berria; Nor Whigs nor Torits they ; nor this, nor that; Nor birds, nor beasts, hot jast kind of bat: A twilight snimal, true to neither casse, With Tory wings and Whiggish teeth and claws/* It is said the word Whig was given to the liberal ...