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... Denmark. or the rest, the Quarterly gives the greatest prominence to ecclesiastical questions, on the ground that when the Whigs are in office, tSf. m danger. The measures indent.fi, d with the names of Sir e r ney ' illv n Sir Morton i n , v l aS parts ...
... bulwark, the Whigs seem to have believed that Mr. O'Connell's promise of political support, and all his cajoleries, would outlast the acquisition of his object, viz., the dissolution of the Orange institution, â but although the Whigs have been ever ...
... the fame of the author as a parliamentary orator. Pitt died within the year; with his death his party was broken up, and the Whigs, under Fox and Grenville, came intooffice. In this Ministry, which is familiarly known as that of all the talents, Lord ...
... waltgof. Taenir y giir fod y boreddigion canlynol i gael eu gwneud yn ?? henry White, o Woodlands. yr hwn.a fui ge kg*r adarn i'r Whig- . idiel yu Iwerddon; Mr. Edward Elice; Syr Chiarles *Woiod;' Mr. Monckton Milnes; a Mrx. Weatworib BeWumont.e- : 'r;h : Ye ...
... lazy-bones, lest repeat the salute. Parliament has again met, and the two great parties stand face to face, arrayed for the fray. Whigs and Tories are so nearly balanced that it caunot be long before a general engagement ensues. we are no prophets cannot pretend ...
... Potomac, the South cannot say her courage has been fully tried, or her ability to conquer peace and independence established. The Whig regards the Southern cause as safe long as the South has great leaders and great armies, and long even one of them remains ...
... • adverted to the reason for serving notie« on the Whigs in office to or to quit. Mr Baines, at Leeds, toasted the Lords, and said many nice kind things of them especially of the great Yorkshire Whig Lords Sir Frank I'rossley blamed the Wochdale speakers ...
... will you allow to submit to their worship! how the whole affair really happened. begin. I should observe that a Tory. wife is Whig. And whenever the misguided woman can hove fling a Tory—especially if he is a magistrat —cr above all, a Member Parliament ...
... contested election, and in the present nicely balanced state of parties the loss of fifteen or twenty seats would drive the Whigs from office, and instal Lord Derby. The licensed victuallers know their power, and have established effective organisation ...
... Tear'em must wrong, And only Tear'em always must right, right, right. There was never such a Tartar, To nothing gave quarter; Whig Tory, nob or snob, he tackled all, all, all: And the battles that he fit In the great Westminster pit, Would make the famed ...
... Parisian novelties in Mi'linery, Mantles, Shawls, Dresses, &c., which is now ready for inspection. OPPOSITE THE SAVINGS' MRS. WHIG HT , IN returning her |ium and its vicinity who have hitherto so kindly supported fcer ...
... sneered at that party of which Cavour was the head, and which saved Italy both from despotism and anarchy, as the Italian Whigs; last year he ridiculed moral influence, condemned the Palinerston Government for not having acquiesced in tbe polioy of ...