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... themselves. What was more Conservative, what was more Tory, nay, whnt was more feudal, than really good old Whig ? (Laughter.) If, then, among the good old Whig families who would unite under the banner of Lord Derby was brought the fine old house of the Purtman ...
... MONDAY, nit) GROCERS’ ASSISTANTS—WANTED, future. Even Mr. Bright, his own scornfal way, | fail trf his best Farisiaa. Daily Whig, Relnrutny Vt(l| MAN. who lias had some expeilesce in the Family has still a jsilitical importance gcuuJUUt’ Race T. Wire and ...
... account, became he was a dwarf and could fight nobody. lie expired at Lambeth, on Sunday last, of consumption. The Richmond Whig gives the following from the Prophetic. et Vatieinatione of Nastradamtuk vol. of 1649: About that titre, tMI). a great quarrel ...
... thought there might be vacancy in Tynemouth an early day. He said it was likely that Mr Trevelyan would take office under the Whig Ministry, It was not usual to oppose the reelection a ministerial candidate when appointed to office, but from the way Mr Trevelyan ...
... volunteers. One Professor at Cambridge lays claim to be entitled to the origin of them. The first application was made by the Whig membera for Bristol, to whether he (General Peel) would recommend the plan to the Government. He informed them that he ahould ...
... propose the Hon. Capt. ■*' „ij£tative, fit and proper person to re• Mir 'u Parliament (immense cheering and hoses). ■■« 0 f the Whigs in this eonntry ha.l been ftT, the most baleful oonse ...
... reraaine lin power. hoped the Conservative* would gain some 20 or seats, and that the higs must then make advances them. The Whigs were great lovers of place, and the moment they found they were in minority they would come over to the other side. With the ...
... getting starved out. (Laughter.) Nearly all the appointments, 99 out of 100, were given to the Whigs. Nearly all the bishops were selected from the Whig clergy. Nearly all the judges were made from Wbig lawyers. He begged pardon—there was one exception ...
... will you vote?' asks the Whig pamph lateer. That depends ou local circumstances. •' Against whom will you vote ?' 1 ask. •• There is but one answer conceivable to any Irish Catholic of sense or spirit : Against the Whigs ! The Whigs, whom the Pope declared ...
... 'go' canton be much of a secret, since public cuito:-Ily made whate‘er demand there was for the first volume.' The Richmond Whig gives the following from the Prophetiee et raticittations of Nostradannts, 01. ii. of 164,9: —'About that (18131, a great quarrel ...
... Lord Palmer. Stun, he would reply: Why should I be; Lord Palmerston hats thrown over the reform bill, and it I get an old Whig like him, next cousin to a Tory, I perfectly willing to let him govern the country until we get a majority. To palm on to ...
... 'eJ~nners which they display will in all f ioulid to be the colours they have * bte enemy ; and instead of their own ar the Whig uniform, or some s5 cleverly imitated to look as like it ,IJ' (jireet laughter, and applalase.) If '5iu tbid attempt, geutlemen ...