... Electors, we are not at all prepared to acknowledge the infallibility of the Crown, and still less of the Crown’s Homo Secretary, Whig to-day, Tory to-morrow, and naturally but little interested in, or conversant with, our peculiar institutions. Evidently the ...

... against a hostile House of Commons in the autumn of 1852. Being tauntingly recommended to amend his Budget, after the of the Whig financiers, and reminded that Mr Pitt had not disdained to alter his financial Tehama., he replied, «I do not aspire to Mr ...

... sub, the fool, the wit. The toothless aunt, the forward chit The Paper, What is’t narrates full many a story Of Mr. Speaker, Whig, and Tory, And heroes all agog for glory? The Paper. What is it tells of plays and belli, Almack’s and gas-lights, and St. ...

... Lordship next gave his services to Greece, and was employed in that country from 1827 to 1828. In 1830, on the accession of the Whigs to office under gmg William IV., Lord Dundonald was reinstated his rank in the British navy, from feeling that had been made ...

... to the example of William 111., and the United Provinces. At the same time we expect, as a matter of course, to find these Whig notions and illustrations in a missive of Lord John’s. As to the quotation from it may have its value addressed to a diplomatic ...

... Copyhold Endosnre Commissioner. Mr. P. Carstain, a former liberal candidate, Mr. Layard, Mr. Somerset Beaumont (brother of the Whig ■r-Jb-r for South Northumberland), Mr. Miall, and other gentlemen, are mentioned as candidates. Bane op England: Thuesdat.—Advance ...

... fathers should have raged against each other under the names of Whig” and Tory.” Even party badges sufficed to excite men to a species of madness; a blue riband provoked the deadly animosity of Whigs, and an Orange one had a similar effect upon the Tories. In ...

... success at the bar of Springfield. In politics, to which, whilst following hi* profession, he paid great attention, he joined the Whig party, and was a warm supporter of Henry Clay. In 1846 he was elected to Congress, and continned to belong to it till 1849 ...

... removed to Springfield. Here he made friends very last, and soon became exceedingly popular, so much so that was selected as Whig candidate for the Legislature, and was tri-. umphantly elected, holding the office for four years, during which time became ...

... tho Southwark men, are ScovEU., a wealthy wharfinger of no particular polities ; Fawcett, Fellow of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, Whig in politics, and the of Lord Brougham labours under tho physical disqualification of total blindness, arising from accident ...

... important colonies have been treated by some recent Colonial Ministers, would scarcely be believed. The Whig Barnacles, who hold their seats in Whig Cabinet through some fortunate relationship or intermarriage, are, tbo House of Commons, humility itself ...

... Ins and the Outs,” they hold the balance of power, and they ought to exercise the authority that position confers compel the Whigs in ollice advance, more particularly by presenting a Reform worthy adoption and in support of which the dormant omnipotence ...