... be carried out by £ Whig or a Tory board, with Whig or Tory officials a Whig or Tory surveyor, a Whig or l'ory con tractor, and, though last not least, whether thf Whig or the Tory bank should finger the money. use the words ...

... your readers than anything an Old Whig can write; but then, don't you know that we old Whigs have for thirty years anil more engrossed everything we could lay our hands on or make claim to; and I as well asothcr Whigs should not lest and he thank- ful ...

... exactly similar to our Tories and Whigs, When placed m similar circumstances men seem with very few exceptions to act alike. So it was in Rome. The minority in the senate, who wanted their due share loaf and fish, became Whigs, tried to obtain power by courting ...

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... temporary causes, but great and fundamental errors, which the country is able thoroughly to understand and appreciate. The Whigs expiated twenty years of exclusion from office their unpatriotic resistance to the War against Napoleon, when the country was ...

... at present conducted. In political principle the Spectator is Whig, but with a more decided tendency towards reforms at home and the extension of orderly freedom abroad than the oid Whigs were supposed to have. Since its establishment, however, 1828, ...

... move that the policy In the East, introduced 30 years ago by the First Lord of the Treasury, and acted on by every successive Whig Government, had led to the events at Kagosima and Soochow, and was adopted with a view to extend our commerce, and that taxation ...

... and in spirit also. Besides, the spirit of the Mayor has moved about a ,'ood deal. We believe that in 1826 it was with the Whigs, Moore and Ellice. In 1832 with the Conservati\e Dugdale. In 1847 with the Conservative Sir George Turner. In 1854 it travelled ...

... move that the policy In the East, introduced 30 years ago by the First Lord of the Treasury, and acted on by every successive Whig Government, had led to the events at Kagosima and Soochow, and was adopted with a view to extend our commerce, end that taxation ...

... one. Always a warm adherent of the Whig interest in the .north of England, he had of late years become the Nestor of his party, position which his vast experience admirably fitted him to fill. He was active for the Whigs with the late Mr. James Losh, the ...

... was a necessity for the government to be prudent, and not to be drifted into war it was the present; and if every man, be he whig tory* or radical, would have due regard to his country, nothing but that which would cast disgrace and dishonour upon the country ...

... though very little has been done for their relief, have hitherto behaved the most exemplary manner. There was time when the Whigs dared not have treated Ireland so contemptuously. In 1535, they gained power, through the LichOeld House compact, which secured ...