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... an article to the Edinburgh Re- view, she exclaimed, d John, if you turn Whig, this Ihouse is no longer big enough for us both. John, Ihowever, bad no inclination to turn Whig, but was Iquite as orthodox a Tory as the stanehest Scotch Cornaia could 'desire ...
... round to one's wishes. No mistake about it that the Government can wait. The Liberal party in Europe, with its unfortunate Whig protectors, simul sumptis, are just now in a sad mess. They must gladly receive what the Conservatives will generously grant ...
... The usual resolutions were adopted. Municipal Elections.—The attempt at a compromise between the Whigs and Conservatives has proved a failure, the Whigs demanding two of the vacant seats and two aldermen, the Conservatives insisting on one parliamentary ...
... aims and atid most disinterested opinions, early adopted with a decision which never wavered in later life, were of the great Whig party, as it existed in the early of this . He was among the latest of the band of itch law- yers, not even in his time very ...
... decided ground. I have supported Liberal candidates foi 30 years, but I have found them bankrupt in all their pledges. The Whigs have ruined every fancy trade in England to keep peace with France, and yet they have increased the expenditure of the country ...
... of his brother-in-law, the famous Mr. Cheese, of Haughton-le-Skerne notority, and is not calculated raise the character of Whig statesmen in the opinion either of clergy or laity.” C ANTERBUR Y. -The following book is announced as in the press Afford ...
... Palmerston, instead of rewarding men who have dune good service to the Church, is determined provide good places for the Low Church Whig aristocracy—to promote men ** of prodigious extraction but of lamentable intellect,” to the exclusion almost of all others ...
... excellent schemes he has so eloquently recommended to the consideration of the country. to these influences and not to his Whig allies and deceivers' that he ought to be grateful. And grateful we must admit Mr. Cobdbk to some extent, and in only half ...
... days he even relepted towards tbe besmutched Whigs, induced thereto by the marriage of his present biographer with one of the sect, and his consequent renewal of his old associations with some members of the Whig party. In 1850 oame his own first but most ...
... acn of the Marquis of Tweed dale Lord GifLud, who was born on the 26th of April, 1822. and therefore foily year* of ape, is Whig in politics, end has represented 1 otnes* since 1855 lie ac as private secretary Lord Psnmure (now Earl of Dalhuusie) during ...
... liberty . Rally for tho Union. Grand Mass Ratification Meeting. * The Union, the Constitution, and the Laws. “All Democrats and Whigs—every friend of the Constitution it is, and the Union it was -all opposed to the dissolution of this glorious Union under any ...
... form has been hap pily illustrated by the author of a little pamphlet bearing the startling title—' Why Pay Rent ?—Northern Whig. A. C. HAnzs, Peterborough-court, Fleet-street, E.C. ...