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... A WHIG M P. AND THE PRESS. ScEKr—The shop of the famous Hoby, the bootmaker. Knier Ensign O’ Donohue in rage. **Hoby, new bouts pinch me, and my last were bad fit. 1 shall withdraw custom from yon.” Hoby, in paroxysm of mimic agony** J»»bn! Thomas! Peter ...
... to sicken the tax-paying Englishman of his affection for it, by showing how valueless it is in Whig hands. By dint of hard screwing, and in despite of Whig errors, there will be two millions and a quarter to play with in April next. Two millions and a ...
... same as that of Mr. Brotherton. I have lived so long that I cannot see the line demarcation between Whig and Tory. I cannot see what principle the Whigs advocate which the Tories do not advocate. I find from Lord John Russell, in the House of Commons, ...
... Windsor possess both the will and the power to'return to Parliament two representatives diametrically opposed both to Whig principles and Whig perfidy. ...
... registered by their new Member The mask is torn to its last shred from the face of the Whig nominee, and he stands forward his true colours, a deliberate cold-blooded Whig, bound hand and foot to the cart of Cobden, and ready at his master's bidding to deny ...
... Ministerial Whigs, the trusty back-bench-men and body-guard tbe Treasury Bench. He may have such Protestants as Mr. Plumtre, Sir R. Inglis* and Lord Ashley—strangest of all combinations in these strange times ! But tbe thorough-going Ministerial Whigs, with ...
... 2 Pairs 299 Against Justice to the Land— Present - - - - 297 Tellers Pairs 14 313 Among the minority were— Peelites 21 Whigs - 11 Radicals 20 County Votes.— Ayes. Lord Chandos, Colonel Hall, Mr. Disraeli, Colonel Knox, Mr. Dv Pre, Mr. T. P. Williams ...
... were observed cheering the ?? sentiments ofthe Whig members of their order, who in return applauded to tlie echo their speeches when their turn came. The Whig member ot parliament and the Conservative— the Whig barrister and the Conservative-clergymen of ...
... themselves his tAends, that they now feel that they must not make further attempts on his credulity. After all, then, the Whigs are the only men likely to afford farmers relief; and we believe t at another session of parliament cannot be permitted to ...
... of the British Farmer. By the Malt Tax another five millions is extracted from the interest whose present distress even the Whigs admit and deplore. Pass now from the general taxation of the country to that which called its local taxation. The poor rate ...
... II VITIIII D [Before the Mayor. and G. C. B. Wallin.. ami K. Ears.] Was. Bern* charged with Whig ana obstructing the ht Queen Street. at 3 that esurstine. The prisoner said that he was r.o: inioziessied. had down is a it. Police. °Dilatable He'd, oho ...
... untrue. If the Ministers cannot find better reasons for opposing the motion of Mr. Disraeli than those put forward by their Whig Chancellor, we advise them to desist. The nation will soon be tired of their evasions and paltry subterfuges, and, trust, be ...