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... K~ent, opencd a Her shop, and so ensmuanued was he of the Whig - pet, thst he entlt~l~ed h'is shop 'The REcorm.' Within t ie'lnat six months, howeter,- disgusted with the pro. eedings of the Whigs, he took 'down his sign-board, andit 5iled it up again ...
... .. 1 . the Perky who mid . When ~J. poy re the lot so? As I yssr. pied be ors kr tlio I .11A re ri bad act mid Asa fry Ms Whig pet,. 'WM h0 0450$ thes• kir the' drifts. 1. Nft WeipittaL slop. mil rid tos.l yos in goy hems. e be ga r Mtge I y ▪ mirth ...
... cprtain'y of success in both Houses of Parliament short, they are made to pass, as the man's rajnrs were made to sell. Ihe Whigs will both admire and support them with perfect sincerity ; the Ultras will ahuse them with perfect sincerity, but rote for ...
... Clare:—•• Since becoming agent dTTPPrPL'RC A riowdswmew 9*M► “ Goldeohairi’-f-a tranalatlon from Horace: thing about voting for the Whig party. Reynolds came to me If llLb steadily increaaed, and fiom several f OUJf IvEKEKo. »A UerymAß »mm mJSC w. • Pyrrho—toll ...
... Cold, n 004 Mr. g g i g ig, I Ihe rim Wren tie Peero mid the no. is ' . rya* homer horror 'ford.; bet they I leuito.t. Ihe Whigs ii. khhieet, led by Sir George . Li. oppord Mr. Gladstor's proper. He , l e r rd. ea • diver ; hat ore metaj arr. iota ' ...
... anything. He voted for the whigs, and since the election he had obta ned, by means of Mr. Costerton, money mortgage, which enabled him to pay Reynolds. A Mr. Springhalt advanced the money. Witness simply voted for the whigs because Reynolds threatened ...
... ago a Committee on the Civil Service expenditure. that Committee there was a young member connected by special ties with the Whig families, and it was his casting vote that destroyed an otherwise immortal Lord of the Treasury. What was the consequence to ...
... weight of the second port in the empire, was very important. The most important Whig opponent Of the Budget was Sir Erancis Baring, who was, in some capacity other, member every Whig Government from to 1852. His sou, also, lias been a Lord of the Admiralty ...
... what were known as the Whig and Tory parties, that there is no reason in the world why should not coalesce to save the country from republicanism and revolution. But the love of power prevents them ; and we find the aristocratic Whigs joining with the extreme ...
... impudenlly and most impertinently presume to be the heads and representatives of the Liberal idea, been decently tolerable, the Whigs and the better educated portion of the Liberals might not have held aloof from them; but there is a time when honest men, ot ...
... this palpable mockery in legislation,” and the abominable violation of public morality which it serves to illustrate:— “The Whigs had often promised, but their promises had never been fulfilled. They must something, and yet they were unwilling to go much ...
... and gave it to me, and said, If you'll come up the day of the election, I'll give you another.” I ultimately voted fui the Whigs. 1 had written to Sir C. Lacon about getting a pension for mother as the widow of a captain of marines, and subsequently saw ...