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... has not fallen upon the shoulders of a man of some mark and likelihood. The mere loss of a ♦ote to the Whigs is • loss that concerns us little. Whigs and Tories, said Lord Derby recently, are now pretty much alike,—espechilly the Tories, adds Mr Disraeli ...
... people that they have no principles that may not be conveniently ridiculed and set aside ; that Whigs and Tories are alike, with this difference, that the Whigs deem themselves entitled, by a sort of hereditary or Divine right, to enjoy the emoluments and ...
... TBE ; _BATTLES ; . | . - ., AT CHATTANOOGA . ' . ' _!; .. ,. ; ' . Fortress Monroe , December 1 . . _, ' , The _JMimond Whig of the 30 tn _. _-contains the _following ; ' _— ...
... repeating the announcement, and removing all doubt on the subject. An Old Whig'-Osr remarks apply to the mo1ern, not the old Whigs of the city. When referring to the Whigs of the present day we always make the necessary distinction between them and ...
... readers at the time, Catholics hal pinned themselves to the coat tails (if the Whig , Liberals, and had identified theniselves with the Liberal party to an extent which made the Whig Liberals reckon on their support whatever they might do ; while the Tory party ...
... stinging way, that Sir Robert Peel caught the Whigs bathing, and stole their clothes ; but the clever and sarcastic gentleman showed in the February of that year, that if lie himself had not pilfered from the Whigs, it was not for want of will but of opportunity ...
... several _positions , _but _still con-; itcd him . _lie captured twenty _guns and 2500 _^ . _-oiicrs . ' . _'lie _IMimonil Whig _estimate _) _tho Confederate ' , - ; it _5000 men , _including _six Generals ( killed !) : • , _.-. • _pu wouadcd . The Federal ...
... here _. In -what sense are _the ' present Ministers sailing under false _colours ? —are _they Conservatives-under Whig _colours , or Whigs : _under Conservative _colours ?; _Then his _Lordslnp is in _. utter . _confnsion _. when . be _says . that . . bec ...
... It _deals , the _Scottish _'Farmer will be . received as an _important'addition to the _literature of agriculture . Sorlhan Whig . • • - _•• • .. _' : . • _- - • ; : If the numbers already received _, • are a • _talf sample ot _what Is to be _hereafter ...
... procession : Two solemn Waiters, with napkins. Twelve of moat fervent Whigs In-Weiting, droned in :he Great Man's cut off mate, two and two. Poor Conservativr s, or half.andlaalf Whigs. Two Beef Eaters. A few Town Councillors. Same Advoestes. A Judge. Peen ...
... —he made alliances by marriage with the peerage. He was a successful merchant—he was a dexterous and not over - scrupulous Whig whip. Ile could speak winningly to a mob—creditably, if not impressively, to the House of Commons. With his constituency ...
... party and the country Lad a right to expect the leaders of the Opposition to have exposed this profligate bargain between the Whigs, with all their friendship for Italy, and the hotheaded zealots of the papacy. But here the Conservatives were a 1. arty to ...