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... ingenious a scheme for enriching the clergy bad turned up, and the Whig papers too submissive to think of provoking a discussion, where the question involved the peccability of a Whig Sheriff. The ratepayers belonging to the Church, although wincing under ...
... The dile, they feed the emoting of Roan, they wilt tame them ; and the Rooks are fed with heaps of Britain's Golden amiss,— Whig, Tory, and Radical Leaders Meld who will chuckle, chuckle, chuckle to then most. Every wise woman her home. Britannia, misguided ...
... troops of General bad taken up a position in Levano and e left beak of that river. Having dose she derailed on retreating to It Whig at the ease doe beams Mews banded to grelia all the troops collected in the fluvial districts of the mountains near Gori, so ...
... Speaker of the House of Commons, supported by the Conservative party, but Mr Shaw Lefevre, the present Speaker, supported by the Whig and Liberal party, gained the election—there being for Mr Goulburn 299 votes against 317 for Mr Lefevre. The deceased enjoyed ...
... play with pro ten. It will be sad to think that la the annals of the constituency he shall be recorded as the Masautello of • Whig plot, who reigned In power for a coMparadve day. I regret this trick also, became the which many electors made to effect a ...
... only rather strong for the police. Ix Edinburgh we had a civic coup d'etat on Tuesday, and Mr Adam Black, as the chosen of the Whig clique, remains master of the situation. On Monday after midnight all the newspapers, saving the party journal, which had its ...
... traces an epitaph. A moral and social effect was to have bun achieved, equivalent to the perpetuation of Whig influence and the rejuvenescence of Whig fame; but we behold in it only the euthanasia of the party. So does the course of national destiny sport ...
... REPRESENTATION OF TIIE CITY-MEETaG OF THE WHIG CLIQUE. Ott Toeiday afternoon a meeting called by the Whig agent, Mr Jopp, and described in a circular bearing the date of the previous day, as a meeting of committee, was held in one of the Waterloo Rooms ...
... in 1852, on the retirement of Sir W. Gibson Craig. which the Courant had so properly contrasted with the mode adopted by the Whig clique on Tuesday last; and in reply to which strictures of the Courant the Scotsman had remarked:— But was that the beginning ...
... we feel to be a sort of impertinence, and equally unnecessary as impertinent, seeing, if we except the mere partizans of the Whig clique, the feeling of Edinburgh is intensely unanimous in its censure and soreness. It is manifest, however, that the party ...
... moral good of the people was • vastly more important thing than whether the Whigs were in or the Tories were in. (Loud cheers.) They had been long governed in Edinburgh by the Whig cl)que, and they were now tired of them. (Renewed cheers.) Their last movement ...
... find that several electors have signed the requisition , to Mr Adam Black under ass impreassois (fostered no doubt by the Whigs) that no other candidate appear . in the field. They now regret having dens so, and an 116111000 to support Mr Douglas. What ...