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... so much of his sympathisers, that wish speak. Our contemporary is very anxious to know what Lord John is going to with the whigs. But there another question which seems to at this moment a good deal more interesting, and on which think it possible our ...
... into contempt. We will admit that Mr. was clever, bold, and zealous. But his talent was for intrigue, his ardour was that of a whig-paid agent, and his daring was, in a political sense, synonymous with utter contempt of scruple. Eulightened cynics hate beeu ...
... others, narrating the doings : the h.- ~^V cester Militia, the foundation of the Infirmary, rae I political feuds between Whigs and Tories, the local trades, such as worsted spinning, elastic *«, I boots and shoes, the rise of the Leicester Press, ths ...
... the others, narrating the doings of the L.: center Militia, f he fonndation of the Infirmary, •_• political feuds between Whigs and Tones, the r. local trades, such as worsted spinning, elastic we:., boots and shoes, the rise of the Leicester ?? .h« ...
... Honorary LEWIS POCOCK, * Secretaries. 444, West Strand, 30th January, 1852. ONE HUNDRED COPIES of ROEBUCK'S HISTORY of the WHIG MINISTRY, and from Fifty to Two Hundred Copies of each of the following Works are ia circulation at MU DIE'S SELECT LIBRARY ...
... Lord Derby, when it came into power in 1859, abolished the Whig Board of Health (which was irritating half the towns in the country), if another term of office would enable it to abolish the Whig Poor Law Board, it would be a consummation devoutly to ...
... in pieces one carriage, and greatly damaged two others. The carnages were being shunted. No person was seriously hurt. A New Whig Peer.—There is a rumour in political circles that prior to the next meeting of parliament new peer will be created in the person ...
... remember that the Conservatives were dining together and enjoying a pleasurable hospitality, and had not assembled to hear the Whigs abused and Liberalism consigned to everlasting perdition, he would not have troubled us with his insinuation that Mr. Herbert ...
... and trust will be effected. I should never vote for their unconditional abolition, but 1 am quite prepared to support any Whig or Tory who will submit a reasonable and generally satis- factory measure, which, while relieving or partially relieving N ...
... any peace on inconsistent with the honour and dignity of tbis country. The Cr,nir will be taken hv Mr. CHARLES WBSTERTON. Whigs, Tories, and Radicals will attend this meeting each *>king to- th- moment their party differences, from a sense of 'nunon ...
... Oxford Commission. ». Wfe i of Thomas Moore. ■—— - — ?? Albemarle street. A/t a at t . . Immediately, ■rj^ANILIUS TO THE WHIGS. ' Renri-t . . A Ber ies of Letters, L_ LoJidn- « m • The Press weekl y newspaper. ■ ?? : Harrison (late Ollivier), Pallmalh ...
... confidence in his Government. j In answer to those who ask whether lam Whig or Tory, I reply, the old party designations of Whig and Tory are no longer applica- ble. As a member of a Whig family, I may be permitted to point j to the practical adoption by ...