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... have chosen Mr Pike representative. He is a true man; but there are in New Hampshire many persons who call themselves Whigs—are no Whigs at all, and better than disunionists. Any man who hesitates in granting and securing every part of the country its ...
... conciliated the Whigs; the Prince of Wales, who bad placed himself at the head of the Whigs, was among her slaves ; and of the three Dukes whom she was so successful as secure for her three daughters, one was other than the beruUtary model Whig—the Duke of ...
... reason for promoting the city's representatives. It may be that, on this account, Bristol has been less prominent the eyes of Whig statesmen, and that her services have been undervalued because unbought. It is not reason, however, why those who have now ...
... Titts DA Y HURSDAY), an ALDERNEY • t we old, sad an AYRSHIRE DITTO, both In • with on account of the Heatless= having no dm. Whig the winter. They will be is view this ...
... country. Apropos of Dublin Castle—Lord Carlisle is the last Lord- Lieutenant, or, to speak with more certainty, tbe very last Whig Viceroy you will have in Ireland. This you may take for granted. It is just possible, if the Tories come into office, that ...
... Angel el, situate in HIGH , STIULZT, WIRTEITi TYDFIL, with Stables, Tat* Brew- Mash convenience fur carrying an extensive Wins. Whig the most eligible part of the Town. and centrally oloute between the Tad Vale and Vale of Neath =Am reasons eau be glees for ...
... os^ j irfshi tinguished as the mover of the resolutions Q Church, which in 1834 led to the * ecessl ° et n.rr to the the Whig Ministry. Sir H. WBrd ,' '! , ( . I1 t from IS*. Admiralty Lord John Russell's iT °\ intcn Lord High to 1849, in which latter ...
... present Liberal Government in their selection of the rulers of the Church 1. That dignitaries should be nearly related to the Whig 2. That . ' dignitaries should be decided party-men of the small extreme Evangelical section of the Church. 3. That they should ...
... DIPPING APPARATW £l4, £4, A 4, and Acrsva.—Bath : H. J. Walker and Co., Druggists. Whig water: R. C. Payne, ditto. Bristol: Gunnar and YAILDOII, ditto. Crewkerne Pearce, ditto. Ilniinster C. Mullett, ditto. Langport W. Woodward, ditto. Midsomer Norton ...
... laueot. , good ro«n, tlie cleri, Jf! „, .j, Uod»* your rote this very P® * , pirntf®- Si “ cratic lick' U this 'etc is tbs Whig. tM? tots twice. absll hsieyousmsisci. I“? * j’ M „ lUtil ■ |,„ utKt the .do of sossfeigo osoßts • • |J is I I’m dsuied the ...
... Ministerial agents complain much of Lord Panmure, who gave his proxy against the second reading of the bill. If there was a Whig, says a London writer, whom the commonest gratitude for benefits received should have attached to the present Premier it ...
... and not to fight, sometimes' get mistaken for the regular combatants, those who contend for principle and a cause ; hence Whigs and Tories, to the superficial observer, appear as defunct races, and Conservative and Liberal the same battle-cry ...