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... despair, or been caught by 'Whig bird-lime and transferred into Whig cages. Look at Charles Pelham Villiers, for instance, the once grand and great and glorious Charles. What is he now? A mute and muzzled subordinate in a Whig Governrnent—but then his brother ...
... In the evening, (May 13, 1832, the day after the Duke of Wellington was made Premier,) there was a most violent meeting of Whigs at Brookes's, where the virulence of the speeches, particularly that of Mr. Stanley, the Irish Secretary, who got upon the ...
... Salvador Iturbide, son of the former Emperor of that name, had been drowned while bathing near Tepic. The King ston, Canada, Whig states that the feud existing between the two bodiesmf Orangemen in Canada, a fend that had long been a reproach to the Protestant ...
... respectively paid him.—Correspondence of The Times. WHIG AND TORY SOCIAL ORGANIZATION.—Whatever the Tories may do in political life, the Whigs certainly head them in social organization and combination. Great Whig houses, open to Liberals of all sections, have ...
... respectively paid him.—Correspondence of The Times. WHIG AND TORY SOCIAL ORGANIZATION.—Whatever the Tories may do in political life, the Whigs certainly head them in social organization and combination. Great Whig houses, open to Liberals of all sections, have ...
... respectively paid him.—Correspondence of The Times. WHIG AND TORY SOCIAL ORGANIZATION.—Whatever the Tories may do in political life, the Whigs certainly head them in social organization and combination. Great Whig houses, open to Liberals of all sections, have ...
... respectively paid him.—Correspondence of The Times. WHIG AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATION.—Whatever the Tories may do in political life, the Whigs certainly head them in social organization and combination. Great Whig houses, open to Liberals of all sections, have ...
... the bill introduced in the Senate by Mr. Douglas. The Whig Convention assembled at Baltimore had passed a resolution that no delegate should be elected to represent Baltimore in the proposed Whig National Convention. No preference was indicated for Mr ...
... which, what was called modern Toryism, sprung up, flourished, and decayed. And then, as to the Whig candidate, Mr. Charles James Woburn, Ha! ha! La! Why, the Whigs were ten times worse than the Tories. By the cunning device of the Reform Bill, which promised ...
... Aonished, so that his very hair almost stood on end, as he ( *heard of the universaloorraption of all classes of politicians, Whigs, Tories, and Radicals being in this matter, all birds of a feather. I say; Fitzfudge, exclaimed Lord:Peregrine Tomtit, ...
... political union at Birmingham, but which was not received, is also very justly in disgrace. These are only slight instances of Whig insolence and ingratitude. Sefton has been made a peer, and treated with the most marked courtesy and attention by the present ...
... great parties _that, then divided the House of Commons and the kingdom. On 'the one side I saw predominant in power the great Whig party, of the realm; on the opposite benches I saw, diminished in numbers, cowed in spirit, but still powerful in their hold ...