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... was only just out the day that the mail left New York, it is probably the first that has reached this countay.— Nor thesis Whig. or ROYAL F•VOURITR.—The Countess Milleflori, known by the name of Rosins is dead. Some year' ago the newspapers announced ...
... meeting with great credit to hunsel and advantage to wus. (Laughter and cheers.) Hlonour, sir, to whom honour is due, be he Whig, Tory, or Radical. (Cheers.) The time | am referring to was one of great and glorious excitement, excitment that young men ...
... conversant with these things as I am, the real state of political parties at the present I time. lam myself an old Whig —(cheers)—an honest Whig, mind you, and not a sham one. (Cheers, and laughter.) And I beg leave to say, before proceeding any further, that ...
... headed— What should the Ministers do ? The writer is of opinion that the Government- would be acting injudiciously—whether Whigs or Tories guided its counsels—which should think of beginning the next session of Parliament with • Reform Bill, and then points ...
... s. The Government will F ee as far as possible that justice is done to all parties, but it ban not the peculiar notions of Whig statesmen that the Church alone is not to receive fair play.—John Lull, CRIMINAL FATALITIES. A perusal of criminal statistics ...
... present state of political parties in this country. There were the old and the young, and the mediocre. He was himself an old Whig, an honest one, and not a sham one. (Laughter.) Ile had, therefore, great confidence in Lord John Russell, and that his lordship ...
... and conservative degree the franchise towards his fellow-countrymen. If the success of such an idea was to dissever the old Whig the popular party. and put all the earls, dukes, and marquises on one side of Parliamet and the popular party on the other—if ...
... Jones, beth yw y Tories hyn ' 0, rhai'n yw y bobl sydd am duet y byd—tori'r cwbwl mae nhwy. (Laughter.) Wel, broth yw y Whigs 0, dyma'r bobl sydd am ddiwygio y cwbl. (Much laughter.) Beth yw y Radicals ynte ? O. dyma'r bobl sydd rhaid ei gael ...
... in the eyes of those who would rather that the leadership of the Liberal party had fallen on a more decided scion of the old Whig School. He that bath many friends, hath no friend. It would not be a good sign if Mr. Gladstone had achieved universal ...
... which bears his name, when there were two candidates, and the return is thus given :— Mark Wood, Smith(Tory), 1 ;—Jennings (Whig), 0. Mr. says:— Mr. Jennings was Sir Mark Wood's butler. There was only three voters— Sir Mark, his son, and Jennings. The ...
... James at the last preference to Mr. Jacob Bright. However this may lie, there is undoubtedly a strong desire on the part of the Whig classes in the manufacturing districts to obtain admission to the franchise, and whatever may be thought of these demonstrations ...
... where straw should be, and the horses in the mangers instead of the stalls. Pray does Mr. Kingsley having intended to elect a Whig, withdraw his vote when his candidate turns out a 'L'ory ? It he does not, he is. As politician he sees nothing of the kind ...