... a view to vindicate the claims the Whigs to an equal participation with Conservatives in sound Chu chiuanship. has sent letter to the newspapers. In the course of bis letter, Dr. Hook justifies his claim for the Whigs to considered zealoas friends of the ...

... Scobell attributed to the Whigs every virtue that could possibly be imagined, and claimed for them three great distinctions, three distinctions concerning which thegallantCaptain'smemory had grown sadly deficient. He gave the Whigs full credit for Reform ...

... suggesting the necessity of our being prepared to have our interest fairly represented in the new Parliament. I write not as either Whig or Tory, believing agriculturists generally have no longer &ny party politics, but they have a great interest agricultural ...

... application to existing circumstances of our common principles—that application of our principles through which we become Whigs ur Tories, Conservatives or Radicals, as the cage may be. We have always maintained that the Church of England includes the ...

... application to existing circumstances of our common principles—that application of our principles through which we become Whigs or Tories, Conservatives or Radicals, as the case may be. have always maintained that the Church of England includes the whole ...

... gentleman traced the proceedings of the commissioners since their appointment under the Act of 1853, upon which occasion the Whig Government, whose instance that measure waa passed, promised that the duties of the Board weald be to exercise superintendence ...

... length the hors, gentleman based the seediap of the commissioners since their leader the Act of 1853, spots wbbh comien the Whig Government, at whose instance that measure we pented, promised that the duties of the Board yenta be to exercise a superintendence ...

... every man who claims nobility of patriotism and purpose as his own. If were to dissect out the political histories of all the Whig and Liberal Governments, whose political misdeeds have shed a disgrace upon their country, we should surely fail to find one ...

... man who claims nobility of patriotism and purpose as his own. If we were to dissect out the political histories of all the Whig and Liberal Governments, whose political misdeeds have shed a disgrace upon their country, we should surely fail to find one ...

... is the mourn The Ms b. pe very isedstoSe *spook sad as the emelt. monk% be of se Important • chisrecter I strongly reenoweed Whig doge slam* my delay. The postilem eflids property Is highly favourable Wwwwwd moat melba' cm rake melbas the same *bimetal ...

... laughed at for desiring to act honestly. lie was surprised to hear in committee Mr. It. Thomas raise an objection to the interest Whig paid. Mr. It. Tgolua repudiated that be had done so. What ho objected to was the interest having priority over the tradesmen's ...

... gentleman traced the proceedings of the commissioners since their appointment under the act of 1853, upon which °twin's the' Whig Government, at whose instance that =mauve woo passed, promised that the duties of the board would be to exiteise a sapetiotendence ...