... illogical character of his belief that a Whig, as such, cannot reason and live ; for the moment he attempts it his Whig life goes out of him, and a Radical or a Conservative spirit carries him off aa its own. Old Whigs are quite aware of this condition of ...

... WHIG AND TORY LANDLORDS. Chester, Saturday, July 19th, 1865 On the eve of the recent election, the Tory press produced something of sensational effect by parading in contrast the manly and generous note of the Duke of Wellington to his tenants, and a ...

... Liberal candidate is to be brought forward by one section alone of the Liberal party, that section should not be the Whigs, for the Whigs have already their representative in Earl Grosvenor, and have no claim to nominate the candidates for both the Chester ...

... reputations of their opponents. A Whig reign of terror prevailed, as intolerable ahd destructive to real liberalism as the Tory influence in the days of Dundas which was so chivalrously resisted by Jeffrey and his young Whig allies. That corrupt party has ...

... election, to come into possession of a rich estate. The branch which died, out had been Whig, the newcomers were Tory. Supposing that the tenants had been accustomed to vote Whig all their lives, would it not be strange if a simple change of landlords should ...

... able to re-unite the Whigs with the Radical portion of the electors, upon my honour I will not go down. Mr. Fenton did give him evidence which he thought perfectly satisfactory at the time that he could gain the support of the Whigs and Liberals. He said ...

... instinctively attribute the same genial attributes. Except the late Lord Melbourne and, probably, the great Whig leader, Mr. Fox, the leading Whigs have never been personally genial men ; and even Lord Melbourne's light and witty sayings, though they had ...

... strengthening the voice, removing hoarseness allaying irritation of the throat as a cough remedy pre-eminently the best.— Troy Whig.-Sokl by all Chemists, at Is. l^d. per box. * ?? ...

... the connivance of the Chancellor, a public defaulter has obtained a pension of some £800 a year. The Herald remarks that the Whig Ministers went into the jury box to try their own case, and their verdict, carried by a majority of one, reflects disgrace ...

... house in 1847, 1848, and 1854. For two years he was Mayor of the city of Norwich, Connecticut. Subsequently he was elected as a Whig to the United States Senate for the term commencing March 4, 1855 and served as a mem- ber of the committees on publio lands ...

... financier. So far as it goes, putting the negatives aside, it is good; but it still leaves the financial legislation of the Whigs invidious, partial, and selfish. The Star suggests that, in place of sweeping away nearly £3,000,000 of direct taxation, it ...

... election of 1859 proved beyond all doubt that the Conservatives and Whigs of Chester preferred Mr. Humberston to myself; and although I have now good reason for believing that the Whigs would not again as a body support Mr. Humberston, and that very many ...