... writing well than he was taken by the hand, rewarded most munificently, and placed in position 'of comfort, if not of affluence. Whig and Tory leaders vied with each other in promoting the interests such men —of whom the speaker instanced many no doubt with ...

... Tuesday, February 2nd, 18 u 9, the PUBLIC HALtWIOAN. . . . . Tickets disposed tar the children’s parents, and patronised both Whigs and Tories, all being harmonised the enchanting Innocence of the children DANCING taught, and Partlea supplied with QUAI RILLK ...

... assizes, before the late Baron Parke. After toe ease had been partially opened, the late Mr. Justice Cress well, counsel for the Whigs, thus addressed the .judge: —“ Your Lordship map perhaps recollect an old oneodote an action in similar case.” 1 dont know ...

... Lichfield House Compact one time promised to give, Englishmen of liberal order of ideas the opportunity they desired; but the Whigs of that day were only capable of generating the cold, exclusive, and repellent notions which came to them in due course of ...

... What can bs more ridiculous than municipal address, the gist of which is, *' I am Tory, therefore choose ye msor, I am Whig. Whigs vote not against me.” Wigan is for behind the age in this impacts but still she is exhibitißg signs of improvensant, sod ...

... some evidence of title iu the words to which the Sovereign solemnly gave her sanction her coronation. Let us suppose that the Whigs had executed the resolution they carried ou the 30th of March, 1835, between the death of William IV. and the day on which ...

... CUBED ami - tlriod ▼ ▼ BfcKF, Id. per lb., from the liacst gra»—led Oxen, and fri'c tiom tioue. W Itelail Agtnl for tt igiui, I WHIG lit', MOOT UA1.1., and loti, JsCUOI.KS. LEYLAND & KOI* EH, ¥ ttON MONGER*, T A I II A E, WIGAN. Wholesale Agent* Mellon Gunpowder ...

... Lichfield House Compact at one time promised to give Englishmen of liberal order of ideas, the opportunity they desired; but the Whigs of that day were only capable of generating the cold, exclusive, and repellant notions which came them in due course of descent ...

... is matter at gnat interest The Tories all cry. “ Richard, you trusted to vote tor the Tory.” The Whigs cry, Richard, you are trusted to vote for the Whig/’ Which of them has trusted him, or has anybody trusted him ell The whole is foolery—a farce—an attempt ...

... of general character Swift was constitutional Whig, but directly church questions were touched his High Church principles caused him to be Tory. Swiff opinion the Church was above the State, and his Whig prindplea thanfen went to the wall when religious ...

... hands ; but this did not materially increase his income. Sir Robert successfully contested Nottingham, in 1861, against the Whig party (who adopted Lord Lincoln, the present Duke of Newcastle, as their candidate), and again in 1865, but was unseated for ...

... member can command a majority. A popular politician cannot hope to have much weight in a Cabinet strongly flavoured with old Whigs, and even the greatest will find themselves in adversity when circumstances they have not foreseen or provided for take them ...