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... brought their offerings to the apostle's feet. The Morning Chrolsick knows no bounds to its admiration of Mess John Johnston. Our Whig contemporary's schoolboy recollections bring Brutus to his mind, when he thinks of Mr. Johnston, and lw is at no loss ...
... because statement, and also from iny own clerk, who was present Saw-dust for wood pavements is suggested to supply he was a Whig, or because he held any other political and heard you say al, and who confirms the report in the the place of gravel in those ...
... of ~„1,.. our 1 , •11.1 1 V-efe.1/111 - 0 , %title in liven 111 say, e%ery one of tfirni-- ant of the 111' a This Was I Whig, Tory, R3,lical, or C.inservattifr—would have %hal hut .• !:,•., .!„.% •:.TV so many of the p.• with each other io ing %vitt ...
... measures; whereas the present Ministers Lai that rower. The vessel of the State bore a Cans a/we:Alec flag, but was steering in • Whig course. He would intreat of their lordship.' seriously to turn their attention to the remarkable circumstances under which ...
... to prove that they were at that iieriod higher than hrfore ' the wookomber was then receiving 19s• ; but iii HMO, when the Whigs find seised the reins of government, wlirn they came in on the false principles of peace. retrenchment, and reform. and than ...
... called it pocked, because it hail been vied muter an opinion that the lauded interests were alsint to he nacritient by the Whig policy, added to a fertile.; of hatred and antipathy of Ireland, and an inductive of bigotry against the religion or the Irish ...
... lianl at the Bar to earn wealth ; that he threw off his Whig politics to be made Attorney-General to the Duke of Wellington; that he prosecuted the press with all the rancour of a recreant Whig ; that he was made a judge fur these dirty services garnishing ...
... and Lord llowick has had the merit of discovering, by dint of deep thought, the hitherto unknown laud upon which the united Whig amp Radical parties can enjoy the blessed comfort f mingling their sighs together—they being in windier exactly 191. So that ...
... Spurn; but ii.. think have Korn specimens Ireland. lasi, aught furnish statist' ground for comment, but Irebawl has been a Whig question ; anal moreover Mr. tolls-i's speculations on Irrhand are of old date, Mad lay this time are tolerably %%ell 1 , 0111%111 ...
... members constituting the minority, at *lime numbers the Monsisy Chronicle is so unfeignedly aghast ; aad so discreditable to the Whigs, who laililly put forward the most shameless ilortrines and statements at once most ridiculous and most manic ; and also d ...
... complaint, and without any other reason than that his situation was not one for life. He believed the reason to he that he was a Whig, _and his successor a Tory.- - Sir G. STA UNTON seconded the motion. ---Mr. SYDNEY 111CRNERT said that Mr. Hoskins held his ...
... Elizabeth is decided, tsu far its the Go. erninent is concerned. lord Stanley had, at least, the totes) . (which some of his Whig predecessors had not( '• to instruct the Governor to intimate to the Rer. Dr. '• Griffith. Roam* Catholic Chaplain, •apetairs ...