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... hear.) Statements had also been made about contracts being made f.n party. Now, he hud never signed contract for party, either Whig, Radical, or Tory. If a man could the work, and his price was right, got the work whoever might be. He had never seen vote ...
... slow to learn-viz., that there are each thinge as political investigation and political 1 truth. The London world, whether Whig or 1 Tory-at least the moderate people on both sides, the sensible people-are pretty well agreed, but in the constituencies ...
... m y se lf neither Whig n o r I ks7y. have nothing to expect, I want nothing from the One ti t ' L LY or the other, and it is my intention to act irrespective of I, 4 er party, and to support the best man for Mayor or alderbe he Whig or Tory, and the sooner ...
... J. Dana. Canutander; In tow • I it Lloyd'. for thirteen years; coppred sad sepperbotesod • trader• mils very Irk In pedal Whig is Goorae. I.MeL—Apply to It FOX. 3. of PACKETS for PERNAMBtiCu• to. .0111111i4 built clipper Bthmaine ELIZABSTH BARTER. Gooses ...
... set-off to the determination of the Legislature to tolerate no measure of Parliamentary Reform, whether large or small, of Whig origin, or emanating from He Tories. This direction of senatorial energies was naturally referred to by the Lord Chancellor ...
... set-off to the determination of the Legislature to tolerate no measure of Parliamentary Reform, whether large or small, of Whig origin or emanating from the Tories. This direction of senatorial energies was naturally referred to by the Lord Chancellor ...
... N EIE. DEALERS IN GEUS AND PRECIOUS STN0N lyjea31 THE, BELFAST SPECIAL COMMISSION. BELFAST, MIONDAY, SIx P.M. The Northern Whig says-Mir. Orme, T. A., was under exaaination by Sergeant Armstrong all day. Fis examination was mainlyupon the efficiencyof ...
... science in University ber of students attending his lectures was the num- remuneration, and he resigned the ip. Ta 1835 the Whig Government appointed him Controller of the Stationery-office, at a salary of £1 rT annum, and continued the head of this ae ...
... political position of the co (cheers ( ) party, in a strange and’ anomalous We are, as scarcely know our friends front‘ our foes Whigs and. the. Tories ‘have if. May ventureon 4 simile, like two'men end of chain, the one drag back, and we. Libersie ly gone forward ...
... are, as regards parties, in a strange and anomalous position; we scarcely know our friends from our foes. (Laughter.) The Whigs and the Tories have been, if I may venture on a simile, like two men at the end of a chain, the one dragging backward, the ...
... greatest inducement and the best nity, they fail to shew any really important difference. They cannot succeed proving that Whig and Tory are not the two sides of the same shield in the old storytwo different aspects of the very same thing. All that they ...
... been won. We refer to them for the purpose of illustrating the debt of gratitude which every Englishman, whether he be Tory, Whig or Radical, Churchman or Non-conformist, owes to tho great Apostle of Free Trade and Peace. Nor have the blessings of these ...