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... have left Hayter's dishes, At the pay-office dawneth no Whig quarter day ; uespite Cardwell's motion, and Bob Lowe's devotion, Hopes of the Session are all fled away the lobbies at gloaming the Whig whips are roaming, heir pack, once tame, running wildly ...
... . Lord Cavendish is descendant of that famous Duchesa of Devonshire, renowned equally for her beauty and her attachment to Whig principles, who canvaased the votcra of Westminster in the great contest when Fox a candidate, and gained one vote by permitting ...
... delay and an unsealed patent —threw him out of his career and prevented his being a Chief Justice many years since! Even the Whigs he voted against were softened, and offered him a Puisne Judgeship ; the very Jews whom he flouted wished lain promotion. Foolish ...
... dinners, and hunting, shooting, and racing, hut they are still, and they feel they are, pariahs, even to the most liberal of whig barons, viscounts, earls, marquises, and their sons, and they will be ns long as they retain the distinctive names and features ...
... it. Owing to this accident the train due Belfast at nine p.m. on Monday did not arrive. The Weather and Crops.—The Northern Whig, in reporting the prevalence of weather highly favourable to the progress of vegetatiou, says:— Accounts from various parts ...
... or the moulvie. should therefore dismiss both parties. IRELAND. The Twelfth op July.—According to reports in the Northern Whig, the Orange anniversary has, so far passed in Belfast, Londenderry, and the provinces generally without any noteworthy disturbance ...
... shame and sorrow of heart on account of such scandal, and have never ceased indignantly to protest against the men, be they Whigs or Tories, peen or commoners, who have thus stooped, for selfish purposes, to degrade the electoral body, and to taint the ...
... system all over England. These circulars, he might add, had been addressed to persons of every description and shade of opinion—Whigs, Tories, Radicals, members of Parliament, ministers of religion, large employers of labour, and leading men among the working ...