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... concerning which we have been . out of ill peace of mind, in a 4 11 k commercial ..en len brought to a con c l us i. Why the Whigs . Vhi • . s • •to disturb the quietude • -il l Corporations, in regard t . . e a economy, has always been beyond our apprehension ...
... amoug the magazines, we can only conclude that it is the work of a maudlin Whig, in Radical clothing, whose mouth is watering fur the oats in the treasury mangers. 'I . he Whig apologist finds a great evil in the jealousy created in the public mind by ...
... self-ruinous con&net of the Whigs since they obtained power under the leadership of Lord Gam It would be the idle waste of time to attempt a serious answer to his lack-knowledge trash. He seems to aim at @hewing that the Whigs and himself are pledged to ...
... else—and they did: Whig or Tory. My friend also considers that Sir Charles ' Napier, as a descendant of John Napier, of Merchiston, who invented log arithmetic (or logarithms) three hundred years ago, would in politics have been . s stout Whig, and nothing ...
... not simplify the code, which might be made as vain as a pike-staff. It has the old stench of Whig jobbery. It ir designed memly to feed the growing brood of Whig faction. it will strengthen the expectancies of the chime, and help the contrivers to some ...
... very well sustained. The Whigs only affected the list by five arc creations.— The Tories made seven new Barons to grace the coronation of Wittiest IV., and fourteen to swell the pomp of crowning IV. The feeble minorities of the Whigs, in all questions where ...
... motion i for inquiry lido the abuses of the representative system, preseated instructive incidents. The marked absence of the Whig leaders from the discussion was much commented upon in the House, and has created some speculation out of doors. It is accepted ...
... 3' Gladlator n , 10 w 3 not- Sea seteher 3 pore T o reicher 11 i 1 V the Whig 1 TM Prairie 15 due I {Wood° U tea II Mahan 1 3 Mars nip. by 004 a or 1 &a bit ...
... covered aia furlongs steadily ; Dromgrang. Width. sod Pelargonium If covered a Toile: Puller. M. Carrier Mom. Mildred. CberrT Whig. Devil Bird. Doha. Premier Diamotad. and seat fire furlong. hrialas Aubar. Peeekled Fay.. Nfehitall. Picardie, and Oakbride ...
... THE NOCE CRUM Astonishing as the news sounded of a resignation ot Whigs, we were obliged for the instant to put reliance in it. Not that we had any recollee. lion of such an event, since the Administration of first gave some consistency to the disastrous ...
... anxious for the public welfare and for nothing else, being fairly beard. In our own nualthoushood, the treacherous banner of Whig ii ism is ~ .one more hung upon the outer walls, as if We k w any thing of it, even now, upon the very eve the day of trial ...
... Tory and Whig papers are agreed an to the monstrous absurdity of the whole of the proceedings. Whig and Tory are equally eloquent in denouncing the constitutional right of arming. But without differing, they have found out a distinction. The Whig scribes ...