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... political opinion in Great Britain has undergone within the last thirty years a complete change, and that we now have in our Whigs and Tories two factions or parties as different in their principles and relationship from what they used to be as anything ...
... certain ; as was also that of Str Kobebt Pcxl at Tamworth. At Morpeth nobody culd oppose Sir Geobise Gur, backed by the great Whig influence of the House of Howabs ; while at Oxford, Mr. Cabdweix, like a cunning lox, slipped in by surprise. So 'he contests ...
... of the coun try. We allow the necessarily increased expendi- ture in ordinary, — mainly doe by the bye to our fnends, the Whigs ; — and the abeoiute urgency of being prepared for war, — uot a trivial matter, — which we owe to the dark policy of our French ...
... 78; e 64 ; s Wo WHITE 4hese ¢ followi ‘Woodh Wo “was ple clubs. at 4.30 ‘wanted ‘When We refercr nd T © mpl: rougl in the Ta Whig Trish for a abund, crops - Ry CRICKET. Kwosrror Secoxp Ereves ». Hussuer Junion | Hyoe Parx.—A one 'mnin:g.'u match was pleyed ...
... life under moot favourable circumstance!. Supported by historical prestige, trained under tbe direct care of the leader of the Whig school, snd honoured with the confidence of hit party, the highest possible distinction was witbin tbe range of probability ...
... LIBERAL PRETENSION. None more thoroughly than the Whigs appreciate the valoe of a good electioneering cry. There is, therefore, the more significance iv the notable, and certainly amusing change which has come o'er tbe spirit uf their election addresses ...
... of the butcher. So Signor the Judge goes through every department of trade. A Scene at an ißisn Town Council.—The Northern Whig gives the following graphic report of an extraordinary scene which occurred at a recent meeting of the Cork Town Council:—A ...
... Palmcrston. The deceased liishop was born in 1813, and was educated at Christ Church, Oxford. Being a scion of an influential Whig family, he was not long in obtaining substantial prefer- ment. In 1837 he was made vicar of keniiworth, a small living of some ...
... if they were now to advertise for a pure throughbred young Whig they would have as much difficulty in finding one and rearing him as they would with an infant gorilla. (Much laughter.) The Whigs, like certain Eastern potentates, having no issue of their ...
... 144,000,0004 Pagans, 710,000,000, Total, one thousar.d two bundred millions. A Scese At AN Imisu Tows Covscin.—The Northern Whig gives s curious report of a scene in the | Cork Town Council. The conversation l.m: w | turn on the desirabili'y of endeavouring ...
... landlords. Moreover, there Is a pretty general opinion now-a-days that the difference between the modern Tory and the modern Whig Is very slight indeed, and that in some respects that difference is decidedly in favour of the former. There are not a few ...