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... sce hecanse we would be Aberals, and because vone but Whigs could lead us on to progress, and becanse the free‘raders who professed ultra-liberalism di-- covered th- secret of squeezirg the Whigs, and ecause the uitimate motive power undcrneath t all ...
... qhmkh et et o el G S e — whatever presence on “without all control, was most danges‘sad should m'ql. IreraND.—a . Northern Whig states that two brothers, James and Robert Shaw, who resided entirely by themselves on a farm in the barony of Trough, about ...
... the shafts of his disappointed vanity and virtuous indigna ticm fell blunted from the brazen buckler which “the: crafty old Whig statesman beld up bef wecn himself and his furious antagonist. In the meantime, the country, which never ¥ vas deceived by ...
... Couches, Ac., at tiik ASHTON GENERAL MOURNING HOUSE, I ARCADE KAZAAR, STAMFORD-STREET. WIiIGIITSON and PIEI CY, Proprietor*. WHIG HI SON uiul I‘IKIICY are Selling LXI'IES* >t Quality FRENCH KID GLOVES 2*. 1 pr pair. M \ VALE E I is linlnK to dear d iv ...
... damages on the ground that his client was merely a labourer. M‘Connell’s appearance in Court is thus described by the Northern Whig:—*The defendant was one of the most extraordinary looking persons that ever a breach of promise case was brought against. To ...
... ’’ How ii,Mny are entitled to vote?*’ Why, the ould mt:Q,and m:.seif, and Judy; and warn't it we that bate titu natives tbe Whigs an nil, titered ould Gineral Ja-;ksun ever ‘im ? Snrra the day when ui* d 1 disappointed us all, for a fine man he was! ’ M ...
... tractable as their friends and patrons expected to have found them. It was thought that the discipline of the Whig bastile and the instruction of the Whig mechanics’ institate would have so far broken their spirit and tutored their intellect that they would ...
... priest, by way being ready, wo presume, for the performi anee of the fatal ceremony. In the natural order of j things the Whigs must some day or other go out of office, and the Tories come in; and when that day arrives the ehnreh rate question will be ...
... advance their social position they must do it themselves, and not rely on any government to do it. Never believe in cither Whigs or Radicals; either in Lord John Russell, Gladstone, or any of the lot. He (Mr. Booth) had his political opinions, and there ...
... must do it themselves. They must not rest upon any government to improve tbeir social condition: they must neither believe in Whigs, Tories, nor Rwlicmls, nor in Lord John Russell, Gladstone, nor any of the lot. believed that government would do everything ...
... the Hon. Mrs. Norton, in the cele' brated case of Norton r. Meiburne ; but in his | practical prosecutions he lent too much Whig asperity, and in his capacity of public prosecutor of Lord Cardigan before the Peers, it was apparent that the trial was only ...
... law, and the most careful attention to the interests of his clients. His fame grew slowly, but it was solid enduring. Being a Whig, the prejudices of the Tory Chancellor, Lord Eldon, long prevented him from obtaining a share of the honours of his profession ...