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... a ship or vessel, usually one of the ordinary hands, or chase before the mast. Wir. J. H., JUNE., Newcastle. —(L) The word Whig, says Dr. Brewer, is from Whiggant•more, a corruption of (pack-tiaddle thieves), from the Celtic (a pack-saddle). The Scotch ...
... for it ; in the next place, tho Ministers would vote for it without their followers ; in the third place, a great number of Whigs would vote for it ; and to the fourth place not a small number of quiet-going Radicals. The truth was that the Prime Minister ...
... SONGS AND RECITATIONS. Comepontiertiv who ad for or rveteations whig am filter wards received, hare thew forwarded upset tweveling us a efamprd addremed envelope. Mi shot volved them rend pfee•A would stare the or Mine de phew@ of do correspondents who ...
... most laboured work is a serious poem, called Solomon. After having lain, untried, in prison for two years, accused by the Whigs of treasonable negotiations with Frsnoe, he lived on the profits of hie poems and the bounty of Lord Oxford, at whom seat of ...
... in England, as well as in Ireland, will be enthusiastic for GLADSTONE. This, in my opinion, will more than make up for the Whig defection ; for I do not believe that the Chamberlain coterie will amount to much. In short, I believe that GLADSTONE and Home ...
... hour for consideration. Before the 'ad of that tune they were accepted, and the place was taken. I believed, said Jack, Whig ms of this, bls first action, that every cannon-shot that struck t h ship or flow through the rigging was going te knock ...
... Durham ; and in Wangbeck Mr. Fenwick would. he was persuaded, be returned by a majority which would make it impossible for Whig, Tory, Or renegade Radios) to oust him. The Mines Regulation Bill and others would come before the new Parliament, and they ...
... 1707. leas ing a name that will ever be honoured by lover of religious liberty and political freedom. From him are derived the Whig principles of which the Cavandishes have been such strong supporters. The second and third dukes were men famous in their day ...
... particulars you Rlw rs.pectlas the DIM Rini Society. A society am aa yours, haeuilul to incnicate in the minds of the TOUR, a Whig and Moe:lnes, tows.do animals, has the Biabop's fullest sad most wtdlsl mouthy. —Yours very faithfully, W. E. Adana * Esq. ...