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... The Standard. The victory, such as it is, does prove, we freely ad- mit, one superiority which the Whigs possess over the Conservatives. We do not dispute that in all those arts by which foolish members may be seduced upon a critical occasion our opponents ...
... CAUTION TO CARTMEN.—Last Saturday an accident whig- might have proved fatal, happened to a little boy aged five and a half years, the son of Mr. J. Morgan, of Orchard-street, Swansea. The child was playing on the street with some others, when an empty ...
... our readers, it is probable that the important debato in the British House; of Commons on the policY, or no policy, which the Whig, Ministry has purasped ill reference to the Germno-Daluish question will have buec brought to a conclusion, and the fate of ...
... patro- nage are closed against not only yours. Ives, but your kith and kindred! I'hese are strong inducements for your Liberal-Whig- Radical, or whatever a Par- liamentary adventurer may choose to be called; most of them have -brotbers and sisters by dozens ...
... known, the effect produced by the Ministerial announce- ment was very striking. It mattered not whether one conversed with Whig, Tory, or Radical, the burthen of the talk was the same-the certainty of a dissolution of Parlia- ment, and whether a week ...
... which 1 refer the late Mr. Goulburn was opposed to Mr. Cavendish. The following paragraph appeared in the Morning Post:—The Whigs lay great stress on the as- tronomical distinction attained by Mr. Cavendish. Mr. Goulburn, it is true, was not a candidate ...
... was Bernard Gregory I follow them no farther. Look at the tone of OJJ1 newspapers now. There is the Tory representative, tW Whig ditto, the Liberal ditto—though which is Liberal one can hardlv say—but they do not lavish foU' abuse upon each otlier as of ...
... the li4op of Oxford voted, the Bishop of Bangor sent his proxy, and' the Bishop of Chichester paired;-3 votes f9imst 20. Two Whig ?? Grey and Lord Xsman, voted against the Government. vatrary. to the rumour,-which appeared to be whoritatively put forth ...
... assaulted, in a railway car- riage while journeying between Plymouth and London.: His assailants are in custody. The Northern Whig states that Mr. William Dutviliz, of Belfh1s has'set aside £10,000'to be called the Sorella Trusts ?? nmaterial, intellectual ...
... rather have lost than have won by their help. Besides, I believe they have done us more harm than good, for after all the Whigs are for the most part Protestants, and many Conservatives voted with the ministry for that very reason. As for that M.P. of ...
... rather have lost than have won by their help. Besides, I believe they have done us more harm than good, for after all the Whigs are for the most part Protestants, and many Conservatives voted with the ministry for that very reason. As for that 3I.P. of ...
... mlynedd ar huglf'a -diweddaf. Ymddengys mai dyma'x tro cyn:,f a iddo fod yn y gallery, ond nid oes yma ddli:n iun aelod-na Whig, na Thory, na Radial o o unrhyw n6d, nad ydyw ef yn hollol hydd!sg c yn hanes ei fywyd. Dyma gyfaill o GYino i oddi tanom o ...