... Gag-ma-Gog, near Cambridge, on the inst., at the age of 70. The deceased succeeded bis father in 1850, who was in politics a Whig, and represented the County of Cambridge some years; but, unlike his father, took no interest in.pnblic affairs, and was almost ...

... Old Meeting should lose caste in the eyes of the great Whig Leaders of the county hastens to assure the world that the whole congregation, deacons included, are sound at heart and quite up to the Whig standard. It is rather amusing that in his zeal he does ...

... and practice—it must be stamped with the mark of Whig approval. Robert Owen and other such impracticable and uninfluential visionaries might bare talked about edneation for ever and ever. But the Whigs took it np; and in moment the thing was done. It ...

... friend General Thompson has it, and six behind ! ’ Many of the old Whig measures were not to my mind. But then I knew that if I voted for the Tories sometimes, and refused to vote for the Whigs, I should help the Tories into office and get worse measures. ...

... asserted by the New York Times that McHenry and Jay Gould (the fidus Achates of Fisk) are secretly working together. The Troy Whig has come forward in defence of the Congregationaliata, who are frequently charged with the persecutions which disgraced Puritanism ...

... WARNING FROM THE WHIGS. It is right, we are told, to leant anything worth learning, even from enemy. It is more than right, we may add—a doty not to be neglected without serious danger—to accept the good advice of friends. The Whigs have been, and many ...

... Miniatry, then the Whig party came in for the honor and credit of carrying the measure. [Applause.] If the Lib«als were into opposition, he was content go through the same rough coarse again. He might hare Whig Indignation and Whig sneers, and Tory hostility ...

... the representation of the county for some forty years the representatives for some time previous having been -Sir W. Rowley (Whig), and Sir T. Gooch (Tory). The first-mentioned hon. baronet retired, owing his advanced age, and Sir Henry Bnnbury came forward ...

... country that d happily be able to ions visits to him. of Parliament has broken np into at I ‘actions, each with itsP are the old Whigs, silence watch the p' Its their pai liameuta'l eir social interests. * English Church is the 3 >f Dissenters, while f the National ...

... represented in the nomination and seconding. Thus in 1844 Conserratire and Whig, Mr. J. Round and Mr. Gubdon Rebow, moved and seconded a Whig—Mr. Babnabdiston, In 1855 a Conservative and a Whig, Mr. T. W. Bbamston and Mr. John Disney— the Nestor of the magistrates ...

... learn for the first time from the new number of the Edinburgh Review that Prince Albert was a contributor to the of the great Whig blue and buff organ. The Frinoe viewed with indignation the seizare of Cracow by the three Northern Powers in 1846, and pr ...

... and the Yearns (of whom 8,996 ere beta Kam Tausaus.—The Peke el~liw radved -.-- (ea sat) ; dal rd.. by Ink , lies.—irsoww Whig Wei was wadi rla Ss lks awry lis a Tim maw Irmo sa- ns t kisksesstary. 7•11 I isoil will Ma Tb• ...