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... opinions shall fall into the background, and that, if it be possible for the two parties act together, it will probably be under Whig statesman that the co-operation will be most easy and effectual. This is self-abnegation with vengeance; and Mr. Disraeli and ...
... 1825 com- menced the practice of the law at Newbury- port, Massachusetts. He was elected a mem- ber of Congress in 1835 as a Whig, but after- wards went over to the Democrats. Ia the year 1843, President Tyler appointed him Com- missioner to China, and ...
... of five hundred pounds for thinking otherwise. The Dublin Nationalist journals warn Lord Spencer against being beguiled by Whig land- j lords. DISTU RBANCE NEAR KRIVOROG. St. Petersburg, Thnrsday, — Serious anti •emitic disorders have broken ont oearKrivorog ...
... interests committed to his charge were suffering from the want of expenditure. He knew how signally difficult it was for a Whig to to resign office. He would do anything but that. Lord Northbrook possessed in a marked^legree the adhesive characteristics ...
... was disparaged could not be trusted. As to their present policy, it appeared to him to be going to Khartoum to please the Whigs, and to run away from Khartoum to please the Radicals. Their past career indicated that the future must be hopeless. They had ...
... proceedings imprudently vigorous, Get himself wigged by the Government here. Wigged with asperity, wigged with severity (Whigs cannot wig as Conservatives can) ; So that one thinks he'll resign with celerity Such an becomes a high-spirited man. Ah! ...
... the Times attacking Lord Granville for his speech in the House of Lords, and alludes to the Foreign Secretary,as a malicious Whig, guilty of offi- cial mendacity, and insinuates incapacity and incidentally refers to Earl Granville as an unhappy man, and ...
... favoured general ollicers in the army, and some snug commands _o_- naval officers, particularly those bearing the name of orthodox Whig or Tory sound ; but tho regular salaries of officers who may lack friends at court are miserably small. May England uever suffer ...
... dwindled summer days For latitudes more bright. How gay must be your greeting, By southern fountain's meeting, To miss no faithful whig of. all That started in your flight. But when thro' nature's heart Love freshly burns again, Hither shall ye plumed travellers ...
... t renders him capable of any foolish etourderie. But he is not likely to take office, and we hold that no English Cabinet, Whig or Tory, can give up Afghanis- tan, leave Belgium aud Holland to their fate and surrender Constantinople to the Russians! There ...
... morning, when a large crowd awaited him. Addressing a crowd from the hotel, he said he had come to Cork to liberate them from Whig and Tory rule. Mr. Lowtber had been beaten by the Irish vote in Tork, and Ireland had now a chance such as she had not had ...
... and character of the Ministers whose resignation is imminent. These are none of the timid Whigs and flabby Moderates. The sur- prise indeed, is that it is the Whigs and the Moderates who seem to make least ?? about supporting M-. Glad- stone ua policy which ...