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... WHIG AND TORY-TOP AND BOTTOM. The Tory party is the most numerous ;the Whig party is the least numerous, but has been generally, I think, the most intelligent. From_the time of the accession of George 111., in 1760, to the Reform Bill in 1830—a period ...
... As bees on flowers alighting cease their hum, So, settling into places, Whigs are dumb. THE DIFFERENCE BETWIXT BEING IN AND Now, if I speak of Lord John Russell, I am sorry to say he is no longer known by his old name, but Earl Russell of the Foreign-office ...
... carried. Since 1880 the wheel has been entirely turned round, and the Whigs have been for the most part at the top and the Tories have been for the most part at the bottom. Now, the Whigs, when they are in office, are not precisely the same kind of people ...
... regards the seizure of the Confederate lams as the most unfriendly act yet committed by England towards the South. The Richmond Whig debounces it as an act of hostility, not neutrality. Immense numbers of furloughed soldiers have arrived in New York to vote ...
... Burlington, and Quincy Railway, unpaid interest since 1867 on 125,000 dols. of Northern Cross Railroad bonds. The Belfast Northern. Whig states that when the great scandal case comes before the Divorce Court, the to the suit will deny the allegation in toto, and ...
... aspect. Mr. Neate, it appear., Radical-Liberal candidate, once unseated, will be returned for Oxford; Mr. Hay - ter, son of the Whig whip, seems secure for Windsor; and a vacancy has just been caused at Andover by the death of Mr. Cubitt. It is believed that ...
... that event, equally as a matter of course, political changes must be expected. Exactly so! With the fall of Atlas the whole Whig world will rush down into irretrievable rain, and the Conservative chiefs will be sent for, and the good time which has been ...
... at the fair promise with which Lord Mayor Lawrence has commenced his year of office (says Mr. Edmund Yates in the Northern Whig). This 9th of November is said to have produced the best entertainment, the best speech from the chair, and the fairest Lady ...