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... replied I used to be it Conservative, but I don't know what I am now (laughter).—His Honour: lam evadingthe questions of Whig and Tory Mr. Stephens : I shall never vote for a Tory the city of Gloucester, I can tell you that (renewed laughter).—Mr. Cooke ...
... he feels secure so far as his main army is concerned. Despatches from Augusta, Georgia, of the Bth inst., to the liichmond Whig, report the recapture Rome by the Confederates, with over 3000 prisouers. A Federal force of infantry and artillery from General ...
... were equal, would give his vote for the one belonging to his own party; but if theie was a measure, whether brought forwsrd by Whig or Tory, which he believed would be advantageous to the town, he would vota for it. (Loud cheers.) The first subject that would ...
... 30th day of November ingest, be deposited for public inspection with the Clerk of the Pena for the county of Witte, at his Whig at Marlborough, is that county, aid with the Clerk of the for the county of Gloucvater, at his ode, in the city of Gloucester ...
... of candidates attending hie lectures was iosuflirieot for his remuneration, and be resigned the profeeeorship. In 1838, the Whig ()merriment appointed him Controller of the London Stationery Office, at a salary of £ l ,OOO per annum, sod he continued the ...
... daughter of William Inglis, Esq., of Edinburgh, the friend and intimate of Clutches Fos, the late Lord Pat:tenure, and all the Whig party. The late Lady Duff, mother of Lord Fife, was ber aunt, and she has been preceptress to the royal children of Spain for ...
... burlesque on the original—something that Teminds one of Professor Anderson’s clumsy efforts to do the Davenport tricks. The Whig and Radical organs have been indulging during the last few days in all sorts of handsome allusions to the late Mr. McCulloch ...
... (were that possible) to maintain independence aud compel recognition. Iv England, a miserable time-serving, place-hunting, Whig Government has, hitherto, prevented effect being given to the voice of the people. But the time is not far distant when, whatever ...
... annuity of 200/. for probably 14 years more than it ought to be, by this job. Sir W. to be a constant and warm supporter of the Whig party ; therefore the warrant, which is mostexplicitou this subject, setaside. Itistobe hoped that thia subject will be brought ...