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... ed. must‘.the measure of general prosperity be taken.— Johnson's Tour, A Roland for Oliver.—Lord Lumper, very aristocratic Whig, has thrust more than one of his stupid cousins into the stalls of our cathedrals, that is, made cannons of them, not great ...
... and the clearances towards a decrease of 30,000. Toe Difference between Radicals and Whigs.— Sir in the electors Stroml lasi week, said had been brought up a Whig, but was gradually verging Kadi cal ism. A slow, steady traveller, might overtaken a storm ...
... memorable rent la the Church of Scotland] the Earl of Aberdeen was again called to occupy a place in Her Haieaty’i coancila. The Whigs had been thoroughly beaten the election of rote of want I of confidence them was carried by majority of I about ninety. Lord ...
... has a wish to disarm this country. consequence the remonstrances which and the Peace Society made to Lord John Russel and the Whig Government in 1848 they succeeded in diminishing the fleet to almoet nothing and believe that the Emperor of Russia would never ...
... He was very respectable nobleman, with large parse and few talents; an amiable, easy, but uninfluential man, to whom every Whig and Tory made low bow, hut whom nobody feared eared for; pilot that could steer the ship of State tolerably mail quiet water* ...
... soldier on tho field battle and in the face of the enemy. Now, all this changed. Even before the Reform Bill new party, neither Whig nor Tory, had been formed; and after that measure they increased greatly in numerical strength, in influence, and in organisation; ...
... out in few days, will give the late Premier an excellent opportunity of ventilating his Whig notions upon eonstitntionu liberty, and of apotheusising the great Whig statesmen of the last generation. If one may rely upon the rumours current in publishers' ...
... captain one flio stationed la the Ply mouth garmon. DePARTt'BK Mawx> pob Acwbaua.— The feat soiling ship. Mam. Po»o. FoAe*. -dor, whig, tea mwfe l f between England and AnrtraHa, outriTMlmg«teM»OT as well m all competing sailing ▼emels, her oepmruiehenoefor ...
... wich attern for a new one. It wre delayed onto four days, and it was for the loss profit rate of - 4s sack sacks of floor day, whig the Biffl coald grind, that the toought. Tbe dgendants tendered £25, but the jory doubled the estimated loss, and awarded £5O ...
... inclination for political agitation. It is entertaining rhiH opinim*. did not hesitate u> vote true, that early the year, the then Whig Go- ' cff.-ot of S verument was compelled to relinquish tlic reins i. Derby retired from the Governof power, and was succeeded ...
... electoral reform will be most uncompromisingly exacted. The realization of electoral reform will be taken as the proof that the Whig and Liberal members of the Ministry have not conceded too much to their Con. servative colleagues in coalescing with them. ...