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... conflicting states of America will be left ta the exhaustive fate of the Kilkenny cats. The session 1864 may then open with the Whigs still in office. And what grander.vork can follow the great achievement of 1863 which abrogated the turnpike-gates, than the ...
... tendencies; he is said also to have made steps towards reconciliation with the Whig party. Lord Bolingbroke, his principal colleague, was, on the contrary, a strong opponent of the Whigs and dissenters, and the Jacobites looked to him for support. The dissensions ...
... is meant by that vague generality the Liberal Party. Sir Edmund Head means the Whigs, we can only say that when Radicalism was, was supposed to be, popular, the Whigs sought to make political capital by professing Radicalism ; and now they seek tne ...
... well to and to the point, on any subject he takes up. He is the most likely to do honour to tbe House of Peers of any of the Whig creations of recent days. I was surprised reading in the Times of this morning the following announcement:—On the morning ...
... deceased gentleman enjoyed the esteem of a sincere circle of friends, who knew his high worth and sincerity of heart. He was a Whig of the Old School, and maintained those principles with firmness and consistency, yet with gentlemanly courtesy. We have known ...
... the scene of the accident, and were engaged until Friday night in searching for the bodies, but without success.—lN crater* Whig. Printed and Published by MAUL at tbs Printing Mora, No. 37i, Gallowtree-gate, in the Parish of Saint Martin, in the Borough ...
... and politics. Its sentiments were so beautifully impartial that they deserve to be quoted : It seems probable that the Whigs will go out—though why they should do so is not very clear ; and if they do°it is certain that the Tories will come in, though ...
... to power. But the general election which had takes place broke down the immense Whig majority which in the previous parliament had carried all before them, and the Whigs found that they would be powerless if they attempted to stand alone. Hence arose ...
... subject to the terrible lash of the sardonic right hon. gentleman is more than they can stand even in imagination. But the Whigs, with one solitary exception, are not much huller off. At present they are all right, because they are unller the guidance ...
... 'Haw ci - ,E.AR YOUR LINEN LOOKS' I USE ONLY 6POLSON9S IMPERIAL !MARCIE!' THE ouly pei feet March—way t e toed without Whig or scaldiug—foly wised with cold late aid the goods drew(' off itomedistrly. To prevent disappointment, ask for POINOWS Starch ...
... the House of Lords died iu the course of the week. The Marquis of Rormanby Radical and friend of O’Connell in early life; 1 Whig Cabinet Minister and ambassador in his ! mature years ; Conservative and vindicator of the | exiled Italian Sovereigns in his ...
... quarters to the scene of the accident, and were engaged until Friday in searching for the bodies, but without success. —Northern Whig. Shocking Tragedy.— We read in the Levant Herald” of July 15 :—“A tragedy occurred at Ortakeui on Friday afternoon, which Jis ...