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... were greased away. Or that ' the person dressed as a female,' who dispensed guineas the twilight comdor, was an enthusiastic Whig statesman in disguise. Well, their, who did really pay Lewis, the Barnstaple hatter Where the fund? Not at Mr. Lloyd's banker's ...
... long supremacy of Sir Robert Walpole. Iv 1852 tbe internal decomposition of the Whigs compelled Lord Derby no longer to withhold bis ad- vice from bis Sovereign. But tbe Whigs and Peelite* stimulated tbe apprehensions of tlie country by asser- tions that ...
... m. OSTRICH .May at 7 pm. Goods for at Glasgow or Liverpool most be almrside vemel one hoar before tba appointed tome of Whig. Pslagers are romembed to ears of Weir own laggage, sa tba is not responsible in say way for its Carriages and all kind ...
... Representation Stoke-on-Trent —Mr H. R. GreDfeJl, one of the present members, will put forward the Whig party the general election. No ilecision been arrived at as to tho other candidate. The Conservatives, it is thought, will only bring forward one candidate ...
... sant& rose pisgarsibiss Istradated for the HAIR, none baits as EMILIE DMANIi MIS, wale\ Is rawastomi to produce Whiskers, Mons. Whig& and Eyebrows is a few weeks; and sill b• found income/1W in nourishing, curling, and Want'. Z:taiHair. emoting greyness is ...
... find his country at a greater disadvantage, and he ought to be delighted almost to madness at the fine opportunity which the Whig fates have afforded him. If he live for ever will never find a better. And the country is just no win the humour to deal very ...
... deliver letters to the pickets. The Raffle for a Young Lady in America. Some three weeks ago we quoted a paragraph from tho Troy Whig, stating tbat young lady was to be raffled for at sanatory fair; New York town. The affair a hoax. The young lady, whose initials ...
... Tories could quote fully ten to one whisters against the Whigs. The Whigs are too superficial, too crotchety, and too self-opinionated to be whist-players ; and, worse than all, too distrustful. A Whig could never trust his partner—he could not for a moment ...
... barbarous Irish Penal Laws, enacted and too long perpetuated by those whom O’Connell well called “the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs,” the horrible and bloodthirsty Protestant Ascendancy and Orange faction of Ireland,-as well from our researches into successive ...
... reseals compoalog It had been decked within • wry Trent period. Sir 0 . ()mewed, la reply to • question, the ;Torerowent Inten to Whig in bill to place the question of the past of ded Underact's:Wry ol State • seraisclory tooting. The and Wend Revenue Bill as ...
... it. As to parliament, the Tories probably look to make political capital out of what will be, apparently, a defeat to the Whigs. They cannot, however, well do this without affirming their readiness to make war. They bad an excellent opportunity for making ...
... candidate, will be opposed-—Mr. H. R. Grenfell, one of the present members for Stoke-upon-Trent, will be put forward by the 'Whig party the general election. The Conservatives, it is thought, will bring forward only one candidate.—lt is rumoured that Lord ...