... the South, and joined the black republicans in the bloody crusade, thus rendering them unfit for Southern association. The Whig is confident that before this month is out Grant will make • combined and formidable land and water attack on Richmond. A id ...

... penny a month each until the money was paid. rather than the invited guests should pay it. Being only a boy, I am neither a Whig nor a Tory ; but being a Gloucester boy, I don't like seeing the old city disgraced and humiliated. My uncle William is a small ...

... next week for the election of a member for the Northern Division of Warwickshire, in the room of the bite Hr. R. Spooner. The Whigs intend, after all, to contest the division. A shocking catastrophe occurred at Glasgow on Wednesday evening by the upsetting ...

... December, the Session is near enough at hand to throw its shadows before it, and very gloomy aud unsatisfactory these shadows are. Whig politicans are seeking for popular cry, and is believed have determined on Reduction, though they seem to waver rather between ...

... Senior, a man of great talent—which a very silly manner and a vast amount of vanity could not mar—made himself useful to the Whigs in various ways, and was especially consulted by them in the preparation of their new Poor-law. It happened that, during the ...

... his family, he had given in his adhesion, but in the days before the Reform Bill the Independent Liberals were weak and the Whig families had it all their own way. Is the agitation which took place on the Reform Bill he banded himself on the side of Earl ...

... and up to 1841, under the Melbourne Ministry, was Chief Secretary for Ireland, where he was universally beloved. When the Whigs came again into powerin 1846, be was appointed Commissioner of Wood. and Forests, and sueceeded Lord Campbell as Chancellor ...

... Senior, a man of great talent—which a very silly manner and a vast amount of vanity could not mar—made himself useful to the Whigs in various ways, and was especially consulted by them in the preparation of their new Poor-law. It happened that, during the ...

... unpuoctuality. He said he would explain the cause on the removal of the cloth. One of the guests was the late eminent Scotch Whig, Mr. Stuart, of Dunearn, a warm supporter of artists and an excellent judge of pictures. The moment had arrived for Roberta's ...

... desired just now; but if all accounts are believed, Lord Wodehonse fills the office ntly. Lord Carlisle was of the blood royal > Whigs, says the Times in its loftiest af biography. The offspring Howard Cavendish deserves respectable epitaph; hen possess few ...

... friends and never made an enemy. He was b . = a Whig, and he filled his poet with a distinguished grace. He did Iris best to be a good, honed, openhearted Whig, according to the fashion of his time—a Whig who, with aristocratic taste, bad a keen sympathy ...

... upwards of 70 years of age, the Whig and Liberal Government of the day turns round and refuses to admit the claim—not because it is not based in equity, but because it was not pressed at an earlier period! The Whigs have always been deaf as adders to ...