... changing scene, Nor women with the fashion : There's still a rage for crinoline, And lore's the mastei-passion. Still do the Whigs Quarter-day Appear extremely jolly; Still the great Quaker loves to bray Long yarns of utter folly. There are some who delight ...

... demeanour throughout the period of the existing distress. He said that they had won for themselves the golden opinions of both Whig, Ton', and Radical ; and all concurred saying that they ought to further entrusted with power. And when the time came, he hoped ...

... at least three-fourths of a mile, the line tolerably preserved, advancing with great rapidity, on came the whole rebel left whig, the bayonets glistening in a bright sun which had broken through the thick fog. The rapidity of the movement struck me with ...

... fame of its author as a parliamentary orator. Pitt died within the year ; with his death his party was broken up, and the Whigs, under Fox and Grenville, came into office. In this ministry, which is familiarly known as that of all thetalents, Lord ...

... gentleman, in his blue coat with gilt buttons, buff waistcoat, the costume of the Fox Club, which, as the last of the old Whigs, he invariably wore. It is only of late years that he has ceased to ride on horseback—like his young friend Lord Palmerston— ...

... course of the last session by Major O'Reilly. The Whites, as they are familiarly styled in Ireland, have always been stannch Whigs, the advocates of civil and religious liberty—in the defence of which principles they have expended large sums of money in ...

... esteemed as one of the most useful members of the House of Commons. He was almcst constantly working on committees. He was a Whig, and the majority of his constituents were Conservatives; but they would hear of no other candidate while he lived, so great ...

... of abnolute, necessary self-defence, which could not be secured by ordinary resort to the law. The other local paper {The Whig) U9ed the following language:— We havo to say in defence of the act that it was not perpetrated by an excited multitude, but ...

... House for Thetford from 1834 to September, 1841. While in the popular branch of the legislature he invariably sided with the Whig party. By his death the Earl of Euston, M.P. for ihetford, innerits the family honours. The present Duke was born August 4 ...

... aad fired two guns butleft agaialefore the Federal guns on Types Island'could be brought to bear upon her. \ The Richmond Whig, of the 17th ult., says that the bombardment of Port Hudson commenced two o'clock on the 14th. At twelve o'clock at night a ...

... became Lord Sandys, inheriting title and estates from an elder brother. Lord Marcus was first noted in public life for being a Whig, while bis family—his father, the Marquis of Downshire, his mother, and his nephew, the present giant marquis were all Tories ...

... to the force of arms. According to the law of revolution they had a right to rebel. Twenty years ago, two parties existed— Whigs and Democrats—one was against state rights and the other was in favour of strict maintenance of the whole Constitution. When ...