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... stat&;e£ politics, I am one of those who attach little importance to the old desijruations or land- marks of parties, snch as .Whig and Vary, Liberal and Conservative, ?? consider they have for some time past been mere matters of sentiment. lam ready to ...
... who can honestly and honourably uphold the principles advocated by the School, Sir, Of your obedient Servant, w ,„. AN OLD WHIG. Worcester, April 19, 1842. U 7 ANTED, in a respectable Farm House, a NUK.KKY GOVERNESS, to Instruct Two Little Girls, and ...
... Coercion and Gag ! Grand old fools at their foes most nag ! 1883. Zig-zag ! Not a single rag Of principle left in the old Whig bag ! 1884. Zig-zag! From the top-most crag Of its self-conceit to ruin will wag ! — Moonshine. At Kirkcaldy, yesterday, Jane ...
... Derby was called upon to take tho reins of Government, in consequence of the disunion and distrust which existed between the Whig aud Radical parties iv the House of Commons. At the time he succeeded to Office, War with a power- ful Neighbour was imminent ...
... Part V. MOZLEY'S REMINISCENCES OF OXFORD. SPORT IN A GERMAN FOREST COUNTRY. REMINISCENCE OF A MARCH. LADIES IS ICELAND. THE WHIGS' LAST CHANCE. OUR FRENCH ALLY IN EGYPT. William Blackwood A Sons, Edinburgh and London. SKA- WATER BATHING, Within Two Hours ...
... Pisistratus Caxton. Part XIII. Blood. Religious Memoirs. The First Bengal European Fusiliers after the Fall of Delhi. Thb Cost of Whig Goyernment. I May-Day. The Defeat of the Factions. William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London. THE ILLUSTEATED LONDON ...
... the Church of the Future. The Spanish Revolution, by Vedette. Cornelius O'Dowd.— Walewski.— Medical Lecturers.— Misfits.—The Whig Letter. Old and New. The Coming Elections. W. Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London. ON VIEW FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY, CHRIST ...
... Derby was called upon to take the reins of Government, in consequence of the disunion and distrust which existed between the Whig and Radical parties in the House of Commons. At the time he succeeded to Office, War with a power- ful Neighbour was imminent ...
... Derby was called upon to take the reins of Government, in consequence of the disunion aud distrust whioh existed between the Whig and Radical parties in the Houso of Commons. At the time he succeeded to Office, War with a power- ful Neighbour was imminent ...