... opposed and repeatedly defeated by very natural z voters; while, on the other band, the great political partyfirst Perieral, then Whig, and lastly Re. publican—from whose ranks has always come the opposition to a liberal natisall. ration law and to making the ...

... Philadelphia, Ohio. In 1849, abandoning law, he established the Cooliocton Republican, and up to 1852 maintained it as a free soil Whig paper. He then founded the Daily Forest City and supported Scott for President, but when he was defeated Mr. Medill desired ...

... street, Wtbstininster, barrister st law, was returned, *mop muted, 'O7 East Down. Ills nomination papers were signed by both Whigs and Ocesservatives. Lord Arthur Hill was present at the nomination, which took at Dmenpatrick. OMB OF TROPIMINS. An old Irish ...

... or literary, Irish member may not get so many tattoos to dine out; he may not be as wet come in the drawing rooms of the Whig- Liberals; he may not be flattered by the Marchioness of this or lAdy that, but the cause of his country will be greatly ad'fenced ...

... to tulasniatte loesUlles. Taken In small and frequent doses, these Act Well on the liver. restoring It, natural powers. and Whig It In throwing off malarial poisons. C. F. Alston. Qiiitnutii„Tesas. Whenever i - am troubled with constipation. or suffer ...

... raise Old Nick himself. And they did raise him until, in a weak and evil hour, they allowed themselves to be tacked on to the Whig band wagon, with as driver. Since then they have piled blunder on blunder. They have blessed Ireland with delegations of ...

... r the present. What Tan is advocating, and will continue to advocate, is the abandon- by the Irish party of the ever fatal Whig alliance. It ha' always been fatal to every movement mode in the Saxon parliament for the betterment of the subject country ...

... uniform of blue and buff for general officers, which may have been suggested, as has been intimated by a high authority, by the Whigs and the Scotch Covenanters, but which were more likely inspired by the uniform of the Blues, in which Lord Fairfax, Washington's ...

... public and the opening up of some public pale, Father Antoniae said : works in Ireland. At the same time the lord thought the Whig government would Ileutersat was waited on by • deputation some large relief bills for the terrible log on htm the necessity ...

... Mr. Ballour's by a large majority. But the Whigs sickened of the long fight, and the jail doors of Kilmainham were opened. Mr. Gladstone and Earl bpencer,largely 'rom convictioo,and some of the other Whig leaders from fear, coteluded that the Irish wolf ...

... average barrister. He gave up for many years the poet's pen for the lawyer's brief, and, after a record of servility to several Whig cabinets, his services were at last rewarded by Mr. Gladstone with a seat on the Lind Commission bench. In the moments of leisure ...

... because theAmericin daily press generally regents the sentiments of the Whig, or Liberal, of England. Then again certain English and Irish writers on the American press ate Whigs in principle, and they fall to make their personal crotchets pass current ...