... Radios! sectionthey have given up the idea peasant proprietary and land purebase.and in order to conciliate another section the Whigs and the Lords—in their late Cabinet they refused to entertain, and will continue refuse entertain,a proposal for reducing the ...

... deviated himself exclusively to the history of the United States and politics, and. rmenmeing his pre. vines connection with the Whigs, Mate/led himself to the then victorious Ha t oc rat e parte. In 1835 President Van Buren alepointeri him Oollector of Cuitoms ...

... and 8 I /Mande to. and others. There was a large ameaahly of persons the tee, carrying lanterns and indulging in skating, @Whig sod dancing. It bad been arranged to reed a sheep on the Tuesday MOOING but In onneeousecie of the thaw this project could ...

... of state from the general abolition of rolivious &sanitise whin took plan many years ago wee rase of thoesseneeminge which a Whig Government had to make to the Tory natty in the House of Lords to enable the Bill to pate through that Assembly. There were ...

... make them uorlerstead that liberty, pee. grew and the good of the country were more likely to come from Mines who sprung from Whig families and the Liberals o.f more moot yean than (bon who had been oppineed to liberty, education and reform geesesty. (Loud ...

... full share of such other worldly advantages as were likely to fall in the way of a very presentable young member of the great Whig family of Keppel. He served afterwards in India ' and came home vii Persia, Baku, Astrakhan, and St. Petersburg—a rare feat ...

... (headmistress) for the admirable way in which the entertainment was got op and serried out. not a single hitch in the prowled's'', Whig visible to the audience. ituriog the Interval between the first and second parts of the cantata • duet was played by Mr. Lake ...

... and when in Augur., 1794, Lord Fitawilliain went to Ireland as Timmy and determined to rule on Whig principle. In alliance with Grattan and the Irish Whigs the hopes of the Rotuma Whelk. wars vary high 'Fitz wihiset loud at one. that he mast (am the Catholic ...

... Claydth really wishes to keep it up tar ever, with all ita organization of privileges and monopolise, then be may be a good Whig, bat he cae mareely a follower of that great leader who has told us that he is for the masses and splint the clams. No, sir ...

... wanted bombes and dervaala wanting 'Situations apply. lira Nader% Bertha sod Tammy Needlowerh. Warehouse, 41, Minder aßreet, &Whig Gouts Is the world Good —Groves. 11. limed &net. &worthy. pwo Good ROOMS to hit ultfursi•bwitie quiet boar.—Apply after S•• ...

... Edniond. He was spoken Jof in the highest praise and admiration. It spoke of him as a Whig. They owed a debt of gratitude to the Whigs but (line passed on. At one time the Whigs headed the forward movement in the country; now they looked to the democratic party ...

... Edmond's) politloel Greed, he said be was proud of his Whig ancestry, because they were the Radicals of their time. (Hear, hear.) He did not ally himself with those persons who went about calling themselves Whigs and trying to find an excuse in that fact for opposing ...