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... been held by the Liberals, as a party, in a I very loose and off-hand manner. Attached as many 1 individual members of the old Whig party undoubtedly were, and are, to Protestantism, both in its religious and t and political character — as a rule of faith ...
... pointed to Mr. C. F. Foster, of Cambridge, but with the same result. As was observed in the Times a week since, unless the Whig county families stir in the mutter, Lord George Manners s return may be regarded as a fait accom_)li. ...
... And she passed on— if not an angel from heaven, certainly an HE! j 28? 1 the Flor ence Nightingale of America.— Richmond Whig. Anecdote of the King of Madagascak.— The King appears deeply sensible of tbe respect due to religious observances, and is ...
... French MepuitiopkiU* regarding Lord Little John — the Artful liuitijer, scornfully contemplating the Whig variety ot T„;sl — caught in the fact. If the Whigs have not prepared a rod lor their own backs by this Romish • srapade we shall be greatly surprised ...
... Stale, and an official at whose promo- tion beyond the cares of office every Indian will rejoice; Mr. Lliice. Nestor of the Whigs, and the only human being who could lav claim to a right of property in the North Pole; and Mr. Moiickton Millies, a litterateur ...
... pointed to Mr. C. F. Foster, of Cambridge, but with the same result. As was observed in the Times a week since, unless the Whig county families stir in the matter. Lord George Manners's return may be regarded as afait accompli. A Terrible Struggle for ...
... the Chiltern Hundreds when Parliament re-assembles, and tbe election will' then take place within the prescribed period. Tbe Whig party has already one member for tbe county, in the person of Mr. H. J. Adeane; and if any opposition were offered to Lord ...
... to France. We can fancy the French Mephistophilcs looking at Little John — the Artful Dodger, scornfully contemplating the Whig variety of Twist, caught in the fact. ...
... mentioned on the Liberal side prominent among them being that of Mr. R. Youne of Wis- bcach. Bat (says the Times) unless the Whig county families can be induced to take the matter up heartily the seat will probably pass into the possession of Lord George ...
... And she passed on— if not an angel from heaven, certainlv'an angel of earth — the Florence Nightingale of America. — Richmond Whig. Aeeest of a British Consui The correspond- ent of the Tribune, in his letter of the 12th ult., from Fred- ericksburg, says:— ...
... the Cliiltern Hundreds when Parliament re-assembles, and the election will then take place within the prescribed period. Tbe Whig party has already one member for the county, in the person of Mr. H. J. Adeane ; and if any opposition were offered to Lord ...
... State, and an official at whose promo- tion beyond the cares of office every Indian will rejoice; Mr. Ellice, Nestor of the Whigs, and the only human being who could lay claim to a right of property in the North Pole; and Mr. Monckton Milnes, a litterateur ...