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... the sterner portion of the Presbyterian party', who in reproach were said to resemble the sour serum of milk commonly called whig or A 'ih—Lord Raglan lost his arm the battle of Waterloo. Laudator Tkmporis Acti.— l : Pope is the author of the lines you ...
... Club—Senior Sculls, River Lea. 16. ir.—Henley Royal Regatta. (Captain’s Cup). Pang bourne and Whitchurch Regatta. lexandra R* >whig uh—Scratch Fours, River Lea. 2.i.—Vesjier Rowing lub—Pairs, River Lea. 26. —Thames Rowing Club—Junior Sculls. 26.—Ivy Rowing ...
... have to confess to deep humiliation. The trusting confidence we had in the fairness and honesty of the foreign policy of a Whig Government has been destroyed. Let us say, however, that doubt whether a Tory Administration would have done better. We want ...
... country. 0 Blst June. HENRY PARKINSON. Sec and Comptroller. THE QUEEN, EMPEKOKS, KINGS, AND HOPE. TT'ORTY-TWO ENGRAVINGS Whig Portraits) represent thefasliionable and most becoming ature (or every age and every season, every size and each occasion, ...
... A- Bruce the Home Department inspires hopes of an improreme P P onsiderate bits of thought and acton, it is upon the former Whig admimstrat on of that office. surnnsinu indeed that such body of men should have Mr Bright becomes President of the Board of ...
... and that American merchants are subject to certain extent the evils which would attend a state of war with England. The nd Whig contains a violent article upon England for refusing to cooperate with France for mediation in America, and says. England oould ...
... usually accepted. The i court party reproached their antagonists with affinity to the fanatics in Scotland, known the name of Whigs. They in return called the court party | Tories, after the Popish banditti in Ireland. _ . . (jivia—Permission is confined ...
... Tlcketa l each. FRAMI’TON'S MUSIC HALL, Lord Nelson, Eo»ton-road. Ku-toti-square, open EVERY EVENINcV, at * o'r!. ...
... diviaion list, the clause many men who affect the warmest partisan. friends of the Baron. But whether they were on the lory the Whig side, they were not the real friends of popular freedom and popular influence. NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. order has been ...
... gangway, and predicted that no bill would P*** was framed with such an utter disregard to the views of the • servative and the Whig parties. denied emphatically that resolution had been drawn by a Tory hand, and in dealing the objections to the course proposed ...
... has for one member a gentleman who, however estimable he may be in private life, is looked on the world at large as a mere Whig, or a mere family, nominee. He has yet to show that he possesses any one quality of a public man which reuders him worthy to ...
... surviving sou of the late Sir Robert Newman, who represented Exeter for many years and was one of the warmest adherents of the Whigs in Devonshire. B‘r Lvdston, who descended the maternal s.de . . ? u;_ ai| irM Hill, in Kent, succeeded the tL A eSS« Sir Robert ...