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... barely tolerate the Whigs, and heretofore have itad their own way in all matters of place and patronage; now the is turned, and the Wiiigs seem have acquired an ascendancy, and every one knows what way ail the places will go if the Whigs have power disposal ...
... on Monday, artfully applied himself to disgusting the Whig party with Lord John, and Lord John with the Whig party, so as to forbid the idea, if it had ever been really entertained, of the Whig section of the Cabinet further subordinating itself to the ...
... may, As come it will, for that, That those whose sires our fathers led May lead ourselves for a' that, For that, an' that, Whigs, parvenus, an' that; The taintless flood of Tory blood ls flowing still for a' that.— The Press. ...
... lead reforming cattle ; Yet if please Lord or Czar Ye sully England's glory, By jove, je shall have endless war Wag'd both Whig and Tory, right quick time. Horsforth. J. W. ...
... will become in England, as it unhappily did in _ ranee, a scoff and a jest. But this is what comes of a Coalition between Whig and Tory lords. ...
... followed, evidently to ! re-adjust the balance of power in the Cabinet. Not only is the Peelite Duke's late post given to a Whig out-sider —Sir George Grey—but Lord John Russell has induced i the Earl of Granville to vacate for him the Presidency of - ...
... cleverer as women than peers' sons are as men It is well known that the Whig peers of Euglaud are ordiuarily cleverer than the Tory peers; aud the palpable reason is that the Whigs were so long in Opposition-an Option being invariably more brilliant than ...
... impossible to give a ' definition of it. The Tory non-elector would say that the voter 1 who voted for a Whig eaudidato was guilty of a breach of • trust. The Whig non-elector would say that the voter who voted for the Tory candidate was guilty of a breach of ...
... short yard of small parly purposes; with all those who know of some wise and nobler aims than to help either the Tories or the Whigs to make political capital out of whatever object; and with all those who bear not a sordid piece of coin, but a sound heart ...
... situated, belonging to H. S. Thomson, Est). The firo broke out soon after the operative-had gone work at six o'clock in the n,. whig, and in about a quarter of an hour all roofage of the eel.:.- part the building was burnt in. The flames thence commun with ...