... o’clock, woman, who her name t* i*e Sarah Wrinht, and who was yearn of age, and a native of Liverpool, was apprehended for Whig drunk and creating a disturbance in High-street, Barnet. She was taken the next day before H. E. C. Stapyltou, Es.|,. and wa« ...

... at tirst a Tory, becanse It was the f abion of the day. and also for hi- own interests. afterwards became a hlg, when the Whigs wrre the majority. At bottom he has neither principle nor doctrine, except *hat t-, Minister long possible. In December last ...

... their hands with politics—for they found the Nonconformist minister in the country often the valued and trusted friend of the Whig canii late member for the borough. But they were sturdy and true men, and never hesitated to take their place in the political ...

... coffin. 2ndly. lam staunch Conservative, and don’t want to turn my commercial friends into Radicals and Liberationists. Let the Whigs do as they please. Srdly. As an English parson, teach and practise my catechism, which tells me to do unto others I woa)d they ...

... country from any invader, which waa all the country should fear. The people had been humbugged, bamboozled, and swindled by Whigs and Tories,forthe purpose of maintaining the enormous interest possessed by the aristocracy in the land. He waa a Liberal of ...

... . The Whig Ministry might have more formidable antagonists than he, but there was none more unrelenting in his persecution nor more Bitter his mode attack. Mr Roebuck disdained all middl(VJourses, and took all occasions to insist that the Whigs, under ...

... ls, of Lulworth and Ince, who are an ancient Catholic family, dating bock to Beformation times, have hitherto always been Whigs or Liberals, and in the last contested election South-West Lancashire, in 1868, not only was their whole influence bestowed ...

... , of Lulworth and Inoe, who are ancient Catholic family, dating back to pre- Reformation times, have hitherto always been Whigs or Liberals, and in the last contested election in South-West Lancashire, in 1868, not only was their whole influence bestowed ...

... peek* vagrant hair Fly like whirlwind oe> the autumn air. While twenty grim ghoate wfaiapar bar aside ' Dear Sylph, we wan that whig before died.’ I wonder if women fuhica actually realise what puppets they in the hands of milUnen, tailors, hatters, helidiommo ...

... good education, and the ratepayers an economical and efficient board, quite irrespective whether their representatives are Whig or Tory. —City Press. Suue Radical Notions.” Depend upon It, and Junes, after long pause tUc contersalion, Depend upon it shall ...

... rate of the older generation of Whig politicians, would have had the courage overleap. But a recon strue'ed Conservative party under a new leader would present such impediment to union of forces. There no reason why a Whig, for instance, of the type of ...

... feeling between their representatives and themselves. Practically they held the same opinions. (Cheen). One of the greatest Whig statesmen who ever lived gave admirable and correct definition of what meant by political party. He said it waa body of men ...