... took his stand in the presence of the Whig dignitaries of whom be had spoken evil, and of the puzzled: country gentlemen, who could not understand how their Toryism was more democratic than the politics of the Whigs, who were wont to drink to civil and ...

... same way I would deal with East Somerset, where there are two Tories. Ido not see why there should not be one Whig along with them, or two Whigs and one Tory which would be better. (Hear, and laughter.) Under these conditions I would reduce the county franchise ...

... gloaming the Whig whips ara roaming, Their pack, once so tame, running wildly astray; Ou divisions checkmated, in speakmg o’er-weighted, Tne Hopes of tbe are all tied awayl The loaves and the fishes have left Hayter’s dishes. the pay-office no Whig quart: Despite ...

... , if the whig leaders were prepared to act on new comprehensive system in the distribution of office, so as to include some of the independent members of the liberal party: he did not add, unconnected by blood or marriage with the old whigs. Mr. Sidney ...

... answer can be made to this complaint, even those who do not believe in the heaven-bom Foreign Minister lying hid somewhere who, whig journals tell ns, if in Lord Malmesbuiy’s place, would have ( pacified the Emperors, the King, and Italy. The inconvenience ...

... demanded the friends Sir Arthur. Berwick.— Both Mr. Richard Hodgson, the onservative candidate, and Mr. Blarjoribanks, the Whig, re pursuing active canvass. The contest promises to be close, but sort of vigilance committee ’’ bos been formed among ihe ...

... measure led to their downfall. The course of action open to. this conference was somewhat difficult. They had deal now with Whig-Radical-Conservative Government, and since the Cabinet must decide within the next month what the nature of their Reform Bill ...

... because he fears he’ll be regarded as a mauvaia sujet. The Gent’s Style.—Everything “loud” is necessarily haul ton. To an Eminent Whig. —The reporters say that they must give taking down Lord John Russell if he does not mend his elocution. His voice has now ...

... most successful orators, and succeeded in maintaining a position second, and only second, to Cobden and Bright. In 1846 the Whigs, anxious to please the people, and having personal objections Cobden and Bright, mode Milner Gibson Vice-President of the Board ...

... capital Chamber Organ, Piano- Forte*, Electrical Machines, Fowling-Pieces, Phaeton, Gig, Harness, tyc., 4c* Ti,CESSES. WAIN WHIG MIS & HEARD have I been favoured with instructions to SELL BY AUCTION, the premises High Stfeet, Shepton Mallet, on WEDNESDAY ...

... names of thirteen persons. Rcpresf.ntation op East Somerset. The Wiltahire County Mirror responsible for the following:—“The Whig party in this division of the county, headed by the Earl of Cork, have resolved on bringiug out Sir Charles Hoare, Bait, of ...

... literal party had not been justly dealt with in past times, for nearly the same names, nearly the same men were found in every Whig government; and the long experience of these officials parliament gave them great power to baffle all attempts at reform. He ...