... To that place from whence that good old Tory, Dr. Johnson, one of the most celebrated names in history, said that the first Whig came (renewed laughter). It must be admitted that those Adullamites—those four renegades from the Liberal camp—had supplied ...

... Italy to be the bent of the arrangement which the Italian government has proposed to the Pope : 1. The Milan governess. will Whig le aNB Morenai to be the el us a lady. 2. The cardinals will be desisted plasm el Me hlngisfm and will pt from the Belles Treento ...

... impregnable shore Is safe from a horrid Invasion no morel Oh, dreadful I If that is in any way dne To Mime& hang bribed sad Whigs all too I—Pnneh. ...

... practically the same as it was announced the Conservatives would bring forward. Earl Grosvenor, as everybody knows, is a Whig, the heir to a Whig dukedom, and Lord Stanley who, it is rumoured, will second the motion, cannot be considered a Conservative our sang ...

... aslioitons for the care of ours than they aro the ot their own, and we do not Mai Ibwi•te any rule et the law of nations widoh mir Whig with belligerent in order to protect Is i menaced * the operan an sna od other. mind not, in nor so, depend rpm fain gnaw fly ...

... observation made by the waiter as to Roberte's requesting the certificate of death to be written two days prier to the alined death Whig place, be was persuaded to do it, and he wrote the certificate accordingly. On the Ist of December this certificate was Presented ...

... had happened to the Conservative party. They all knew that • conspiracy I was got up between the Conservatives and certain Whigs, whose borough. were to be grouped under the Reform Bill, and one suggested that Bridgwater should only have one member. And ...

... istl • nurse *he voted the sick sad the easealeserat altenistely, but to those mbar when useutillss were In another Milli, Whig Übe sassy others to • med our= and Mee was with sad Mat la MY we the Welton had IS rudest to the bed end boralso sad to I supply ...

... Nor must it be forgotten that • abort period out of office is an alterative and a tonic. In the bracing air of Opposition Whigs grow strong and achieve an andiudty which they lose wheu long debauched by the swei•ta of place With nothing te do but to i's ...

... Ihninster, for leaving his *orrice without leave. It appeared from the evidence of Perry that Cabbie was an apprentice of hie, Whig bound for seven years, which would expire on jtli of March neat, but he bhp up die 11th of February. Mr Jolla., o f Crewkeese ...

... to observe that the really serious danger to the Church wail to be de•ected not so mach in the desertion of bishops by the Whigs as in the desertion of their wigs by the Within thirty years a wig -wearing prelate becomes a rarity. A similar though lees ...

... due time; while it is also argued that the moderate tone of the member for Birmingham shows that he has become somewhat of a Whig in his mature days. Be the truth as it may, it is impossible to read Dlr. Bright's Specch and the comments made upon it without ...