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... not hesitate to say, in great measures connected with the country large—and he said it fearlessly, in the face of Tories and Whigs, Blues or Yellows —that he stuck to his party. (Cheers.) He thought they must agree with him, though they might not agree with ...
... JOURNAL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1864. The Last Hours of Fringe Albert.— There has reached us from abroad (says the Northern Whig) n most interesting extract from letter which was written a member of the Queen’s household shortly after the death of Prince ...
... neighbouring city of Bristol there knew deceased's habits of intemperance. Verdict, Died resided a dignitary of ono of the old Whig families—Dean from disease of the heart. Elliot to wit. Having become well advanced in years, and STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.—The ...
... hesitate to say that in any great measure affecting the country at largo-and I say this fearlessly in the face of Tories or Whigs, or Blues or Yellows,Yellows or Blum, whichever way you like to place th m- I say it fearleisly, tbat do not mean to COTTAGERS' ...