... Mr. John Francis (the father of Mrs. Thorneycroft), who during his long and honourable career created a -whole Glyptothe of Whig notabilities in marble. It has been mentioned as a peculiar feature in Mr. Francis's artistic experience that he executed a ...

... principle. It was ]»olitical movement. It inattered not to them what was the character of the government the country—whether Whig or Tory, Liberal or Conservative ; whether Lord Derby or Lord Palmerston was in power they yielded not one jot of their claims ...

... Long-cloths, Calicoes, French Jferinoes, Goods, lluherdasherj. Stays, Jr*’., K T E, 11 iI)EF It I). September 10th, ISC I. ( WHIG HKD ON DELIVER Y.) Dellvcrcil Town or Country, lee COOPER, &c., MARINE All , It II)EF0 11 . ...

... academes Ilearwed sei ask r Y ew Cainscroes and ED/my mei hems end cart, was being driven by • boy, whoa la hese ram tea him, 'Whig ea to the dootpatk, loseeked does Mrs. UTios, wits of Ms hireaubect of baeareee. injuries were Misr & aad Mrs. View rimmed ...

... Commissioners to admit the r‘epmeuh}ivel of the ‘ to their meetings, whichhis Lordship managedto ::ve | overruled. So much for Whig purity and impar- , tiality. Thi opposition which has been manifested to the | ‘new Education minute has induced the Privy ...

... liberalism of Mr. Monm son. The case may clear to those gentlemen whose personal prospects are influenced by the fact the Whigs being in office, opposition ; but even in this respect there has of late been some confusion, and it difficult determine whether ...

... relax for one moment until you have put this Minute under your foot—until you have made it impossible for any Government, be it Whig or Tory, commit such breach faith, or tender such gross and horrible insult to the religious feeling of the people of England ...

... impulse from the recent revolutions in France and Belgium. He was rewarded, by the Livery with re-election, nnd by the new Whig Ministry with a Government contract and a baronetcy, hut the last was an unfortunate honor, for everybody exchanged his English ...

... heirs—Hookham. Why shouldn’t he marry again? I often say to him, ‘Ringwood, why don’t you marry, its only to disappoint that Whig fellow, Sir John. You are fresh aud hale, Ringwood. You may live twenty years, five and twenty years. If you leave your niece ...

... mettle of the borough, and to show Liberalism of what poor account it is now in the country. There was time, indeed, hen Whig and Radical were to certain extent national watchwords —when they a cause to upon and powerful leaders to give them position ...

... measures will be adopted as will have the effect of eliciting the national sentiment upon the subject, in a manner which neither Whigs nor Tories will be permitted to misunderstand. The idea of appointing a committee to consider the national expenditure, with ...

... heirs—Hookham. Why shouldn't be marry again? I often say to him, ' Ringwood, why don't you marry, if its only to disappoint that Whig fellow, Sir John. You are fresh and hale, Ringwood You may lire twenty years, five and twenty years. U you leave your niece ...