... tide popular sentiment in favour of resistance to tyranny, and soon involved him in ciflienlly. lie was deposed otliee bv the Whigs, to give place illiam Livingston, and sent prisoner to Coiinectient, where he remained about two years in F.ast Windsor, in ...

... ? His opinions on anything but the best pattern for a waistcoat, or the sauce for partridge, wt-re not worth anything. The Whig chiefs thought to make use of him, but he had no feeling unite him to them, or any others who took part in the business of ...

... Wellington himself, that the idea of making this request first originated. The young Queen was shocked at it; it was, the Whigs told her, an exorbitant pretension, utterly unauthorized by precedent. It was added that the great ladies of the Conservative ...

... and penny hole-and-corner journalism—thanks to the devices of Whig-Radical statesmanship—we now have both ; and it will not tbe.fault of either, nor the fault of their progenitors, the Whig-Radicals, if our social condition does not develope itself into ...

... dwellings were obliged to ''“cate them g . .f the severities of winter to diminish the forces o enemy. «« The Warrmton (Va.) Whig states named Gregg, war recently ap^ri Jail, after an incarceration of ten y * . . but refuted, that he had money enough am ...

... satisfied with the result. .. 1.. ».• his ADDeal to the country. His majority, Supposing his policy to Liberal, is large the Whigs secured at the first election under the Reform Bill The question then forces itself upon us, will Lord Palmerston find desirable ...

... man England, not even William i'i't, ever had to struggle against such tremenm odds. Th ...

... occasion to denoutiae fancy dress halls, and mid bis hearers that one who attended them was the road to salvation. The Northern Whig observes that the zeal of the at Hertford’s agent in serving’ notices io quit on Mr. llichardson, now l , has received noti ...

... publications. A oc^^J pa^ nt genuhie C °Tlie name Mfoimers^Vloney correctness, on account 01 ni» ■ —mild never have exfor Whigs and for Whig P Cotinau( ,ht bisboptic, and bis changed an Ulster enrncy would never have been h^bo^^P 1 r«. rkabl/ large one. in ...

... hear of agitation preparatory to the Government Reform Bill of next ses.ion, A meeting of Reformers. Radicals, Whig-Radicals, Radical Whigs, and nondescripts ha. been privately held, to debate what course ts to bepursued urge on the Government to introduce ...

... nevertheless become moro powerful. The Conservatives at present are as thoroughly dissatisfied with the Reform Bill of as over the Whigs Radicals can be. The chief topic litoral y circles is the dispute over the body the late Douglas Jerrold. Tiie reply of Mr ...

... gentleness and courtesy of his manner, wss, believe, in his 40th year. We need not add that he was staunch and active supporter the Whig cause in Hereford, and that the party with which he was so intimately associated will have sustained a very severe loss in ...