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... laughter . ) Iteform _is a good word , and _it expresses a good _thing , _but not as the _Whigs _understand it . With'them _it is _merely a re-constitution to ensure _Whig supremacy . I do not say this _without proof patent to all _. ( _Chcera . ) Is _not their ...
... was found _against _Patrick _Aloher for murder , and against James Doley for _shooting with _intent- to _murder . — Korlliern Whig . ...
... separated the conibatants the affray was ended , and • &Cr Kea _retired , bearing _marks _ofvery roueh _bandlin . _- _»!! wthem Whig . - _- ...
... ( . f tlio _enumerators as we _clo for the _ileclnrution of _the _Mayor on _the day after a I _rcincndons contest _between Whig and _Ton-. The recent _census _happened to _place _Cincinnati 2119 liclow _St Louis _on the Krcnt _national polL Its ( _itizdia ...
... intellect- (great laughter)-and he thought a Whig was truly described by a man who said dogmatically, A Whig is a tyrant in office and a tyrant out ' -(laughter). He did not, however, think that the Whigs had any desire to do damage to the Church of ...
... Whi gs by doing their -worh and ' ihw bidding . The . quarrel of ' Whigs was ; n 6 t • with tlie Tories as persons , hut with Toryism as a principle or policy ; and why should Whigs 'he ' sony that Tones abandon Toryism and resort to Whiggiam ? To be ...
... _who'has'been generally _regarded as a tolerably well-bred Whig . The Lord Advocate _quoted _* _vciy striking passage from the _speech _of _Sir _Fox on _• _• that occasion , in which the great Whig orator _scorned the cant of a . ' _virtual' representation ...
... _cost _, and _working _, ot tho Board of Charity _Commissioners . _He called tbo Bo . _ird _ a _gross Whig job , _audits _otHco a perfect _Whig _snuppery , ' * and _maintained _, that the Board was _not _only a _needless _source of expense , but thit ...
... THE Globe , congratulates , its party that E » ...
... more than one point of view. As a deviation from Whig traditions, it has, of course, been a stock subject of coramenl with the entire newspaper press; and as such, i deserves all the encomiums which Whig jour nalists have bestowed on it. W hethor in his ...
... amgaically together. But let there be no mistake about the terms of the alliance. If the Conservatives are to act with the Whigs, the Whigs must put the WO. side of their politics well forward. I lie interests of the clergy must be secured. The Conservative ...
... regard Conservatism and Conservatives very much as Whigs would desire that foreigners and Englishmen should regard the principles and the chiefs of a rival party. We are far from blaming the Whigs for the importance they have attached to the social intimacy ...