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... Temples, though in his branch of the familTories for sixty years and more, hail all origiaally been Whigs. Mr.Gladatone could advance no such claims upon Whig acceptance as these. The son of a successful merchant who began life in a shipbuilding house in ...
... joaulgnvnt of the country. But this 1141 not satisfy it. 'rhe popular intpressluts —right or wrong —is that it is a Bill widish Whigs may perhaps accept, but which only Railirals can really like ; and nu such Bill will satisfy the nat . . The Government have ...
... Bahl Cwt at the Shire Doll, oil the Intl. day December. 1666, at to o'clock in the forenoon precisely, the day last aforesaid Whig the day limited for the said Bankrupt to surrender. The Registrar Court is the Official Assignee. and Mr. Frederick Lewis Brown ...
... Caerphilly, 9; ; Kern, 10; Aubrey Aro% sear Monday Llaistrwanit t N.atle. (last . 31. Nal Neal (new hiring fair) 2; Trilby. Y ; 0; (Whig fair) 10; Ilathry, 10; Nrwporl, 10; 11awerhardwrit T after Newport Fair; 23; Mutant (Wedart,lay after Ilaverforilsest Fair)lo; ...
... question. Ireland, under Whig rule, is steadily emptying of all its available population. The late Premier bade them go, and it would seem as if his spirit was urging them across the Atlantic. We have the wonderful spectacle of Whig stateemeu rejoicing over ...
... isiastic 3right, drmt- other le int- graph, than umbers to a been on of ration rows their 7 , mg. t the oblies. :wand show n this Whigs • their icimen slieves seven- &gine, noted, rain to not se as rroup- ation. Letter. itches- a Lmoto- orting let for has as ...
... Pamphlet on Medina Thee will he it. rontents. Mr. lIALSE'S THIRTT TEARS I.XTENNIVE PR as a II VDICAL 1111. V ft 141'. h.s him Whig the IIALTAN IC APPA RA I VS to the ntmost perfertioa. k blare the reason of its making .81reutter all medientes out other ...
... ideas upon all subjects connected with finance. Men of that class are apt to be rare in Cabinets, they are specially rare in Whig Cabinets, and we do not know a man more likely to have saved his colleagues from blunders on Eoglish affairs than the. late ...
... lle would not lie the creature of a dirty conspiracy, and he would not lie content to enter Parliament ass mere Tory tool or Whig nominee. (Chews.) If lie went to Parliament he must lie sent unfettered ; lie would be no provincial delegate or peripatetic ...
... blouse. For the first time in many years a man under thirty-five, not descended from a great house, or the son-in law of a Whig peer, will have been admitted into the Cabinet, and it seems therefore once more possible for a young man to rise, to rise ...
... English -v history has arrived when old party oe broken up and new ones formed — resistance to a danger renders junetion of Whigs with Conservatives •• • . ther — sie still i with it, tall think the whether the dis sobered the par teupenoi at nolusee, eat ...
... were the old, the young, and the mediocre. (Laughter.) Ile then proceeded to state his own views, and being en old Whig, an honest Whig. and not a sham—(laughter and cheer.)—he hash so mock confidence in Karl Russell that he was inclined to think that ...