... creed and denomination of Christians. Unitarian and Trinitarian, High Churchmen and Low Churchmen, Protestant and Catholic, Whig and Tory, were to he seen commingled in undistiuguishable unity, offering their undivided homage to the principles if universal ...

... order Lord as opportunity of arranging s.ele commis,. repented his declared belief that this wee a preesal matter, and that the Whig lords would hoe Med sty did If he (Lord Brougham) had ef CLAN' icAn Mt said it wee far from Is thee* into collision with the ...

... undertake the office, my first Inquiry was, What is the opinion of tile Nike of Wellington ? I was informed that he approved of my Whig selected, ad then, I candidly confess, I did begin to entertain sums hope that the expectations of the Directors and of my ...

... proclaim himself a Federalist, for in times like the present it was necessary for the country to take a decided part. And the Whigs, as they called themselves, why let them become Tories; of what use would the Duke of Leinster be to the national cause if ...

... the subject at met for the mansion. 77 Wh4s, and 2$ Democrats, voted against any alteration of the existing tariff. At the Whig Convention held at Baltimore, May 1, Hon. Hoary Clay was nominated as the candidate of that party for President, and lion. ...

... compromise with anybody. (Lo u d cheering.) Few ministers haul devastated the popular ranks with more adroitileas than the Whigs, and it was his good fortune to have heard Henry Brougham in the palmy days of his life, when he decked liberty with we brilliant ...

... be gold, and in stature something like sixty cubits high and six cubits bread. Neither do we wonder at the names of mere Whigs—especially after the article in last Saturday's Chronicle, which candidly assures its readers that we are all ruffians alike; ...

... on cosamer• cial principles alone. They were taunted with erecting a pulpit I. the long-room of the Carmen House; why. the Whig flowernmest, in detaching cruisers to guard the coast of Africa, in order to put down the slave traffic, had coaverted captains ...

... is ebbing pretty rapidly; that the Ministers have got their bark safely in mid-current; and that the Radicals, Repealer., Whigs, rebels, and Chartists stand a great chance of being (if, indeed, ihey are not already) stranded, and - lett high and dry by ...

... the system of protection, the Whigs to throw it down ; hat both unite together in a sort of middle point, the exact result of which r,:ither of them seems mite to ninieroantl —and with what motive? hy. as far as the Whigs are concerned, there was no hope ...

... of the water—Whigs and Llberals--should know that we will not tolerate any speculation which will allow them to ride to power 011 our rhoulders. Those waiters on provklenee in this country, who look for honour slut emolunumt when the Whigs come in, will ...

... for the better administration of justice, but as Conservatives, to counterbalance the Liberals. The defame was, that the Whigs bed dose the same; which if they had, they ought to have been, not imitated, but impeached. Partiality/44p in every form Mrs ...