... more than six years ago. Within a month or two Lord Derby was Prime Minister. It is true his reign was of short duration. The Whigs and Liberals managed to turn him out, because they were not satisfied with the measure of Reform which he offered them. It ...

... twisted geld; • gold welsh oda double snake Albert data, and pocketbook, conbibs godly papers and several banknotes. Any one Whig of the whereabouts of the above shall be boulsoossly rewarded nn applying to Mr. Pollaky, private inquiry °Mu, IS, Paddington-green ...

... one fine day peer Hilmather, who had hitherto ruled his OWkiwis with great wisdom, was obliged to make his in a boat to avoid Whig murdered. He reach. ing a vessel, whisk took him home again. There he easily obtained the a alp, whisk he tea airs le preside ...

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

... opposite result to what he would have wished for. It was evident to the looker-on that it was during Sir William’s speech that the Whig whippers-in brought up enough members to get the majority of one, which settled the question. Sir William would have his say ...

... weaker and more hopelessly inefficient, and as her Majesty's Opposition waxes stronger and more formidably antagonistic,the Whig organs betray their apprehensions by bitterer invectives and more passionate declamation. It is sure sign of failing cause ...

... years, and I have noticed that this state of feeling is always the predecessor of a change. '' There will be wigs, not to say Whigs, on the green before long. The news from America is confused enough, and I believe that such it as describes any important ...

... gone to the town in his uniform, and had waved his handkerchief, and had called for three cheers for Sir Arthur Buller, the Whig candidate. Mr. Ferrand also commented, with much severity, on the attack which had been made upon the late Mr. Augustus Stafford ...

... and the Duke of Argyle were received with loud laughter. Mr Jay was an independent dissenter, and the Duke of Argyle is whig and a presbyterian. One could hardly expect men holding these principles to be received as authorities in a meeting of clergymen ...

... doubt that most respectable and important body of men will fully appreciate the nature of the ungraceful concession made the Whig Government. It was Lord Palmerston's misfortune, not his fault, that he could only secure majority of one” to carry the insulting ...

... Organised hypocricy.'' Mr. Newdegate had better retire from the Conservative ranks. He does the party no good; let him join the Whigs, he can do them no harm. In home affairs the Executive have not figured more advantageously than in foreign. Their Malt°Duty ...