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... constitution of the University. See what a great variety of opinion they represented They were of all conceivable politics—Tory. Whig, and Radical; they were of all conceivablecburches—jet they were living in unity, considering University questions without ...
... of the Adullamites are supposed to have returned to their party allegiance ; but at the same time it is admitted that many Whig representatives of the grouped boroughs will vote against the Government. Austria, Prussia, and Italy have intimated their ...
... tojwips ' r the t•youig, Lut 1 judge for 1. en hae heels done. (Rums airplanes.) I aim I se, me • mitten , of common ouvrtmy, Whig teem milieus, arid imam I Ilutt• ullavaig dons sue great injustice in this statement, as wilt la the Court at Olaegow, I llama ...
... ground. Li ahoppily, tba minr of thcvaliois , irs .ankld digritie vihichi ar just ow |dIsend~linlg iike halmfy dfeSw' a.dii Whig souls is ?? uinderst'ood 'oy' tlioC c orserus 'multi. ,tudie.; Th~y ire ,sufficientIlydisenis'} to itter' that it is not by ...
... tendcncy . of prices _in- _Holland is upwards ; and at _^ _ica a _lso mgbeT prices are _now asked for contracts _. —KoTtltciii _.-Whig , ' _^ _-t' _y _'' 1 > _'• • •'•• •' -: ...
... the while Mr Bright, it is now evident, if ever there was was room for doubt, was only beguiling Mr Monrreiff and the other Whig members who cheered him landed him, and courted his help, and prostrated themselves his feet. Since Parliament rose Mr Bright ...
... was taken off her neck,” said Dr Johnson of Mrs Thrale; and the saying may applied to Palmerston's successors. hen will the Whigs ever find such leader again '■ Meanwhile, the task which the Earl of Derby has undertaken is no light one; nor is anybody vet ...
... expected that the Whigs of 1866 should have shows themselves the fellows of the noble men of 1832 ! One would have been content with less ; but there is a limit to endurance, and when that limit is transgressed, the recoil is the greeter. The Whigs are fast preparing ...
... Captain Hleyter's condemnation of the Redistribution of Seat's Dill, and his reading of a letter from his father, the late Whig vwhip, to the effect that bad such a measure been proposed while hev was Secretary to the Treasury he would have thrown up ...
... _illimitable Ilcform at any _period , _ancient or _modern , and not least _those whom lie _rather vaguely _stigmatises _as tho Whig population of the country at the _present day . lie passed _ia _review political parties and _public men _, and _condemned ...
... political not unlikely to produce results alike profitabte and EUiSbUSiSS .IIMOO of Whig and Tory have been . , is the abolition of civil disabilities •'“I *?* the mission the Whigs was closed. With the close of Its mission the distinctive name of the party virtually ...
... _as they have _been for thirty years back _. This solid _, _lump of Toryism _would not be leavened by the _accession of a few Whig Peers and a _. few _reactionary _Liberals . Another article _seeks to unravel _the _contradictory _accounts of the _result ...