... vernacular, **rhc gods infatuate those whom they intend to destroy.” The utter lack of manly consistency in this old sniffing Whig junto has shown itself several ways. Under a despairing fear that Mr. Samuelson would l>e dcidared alien, they set about looking ...

... for Banbury fully understands his position, so do a few of his sincere friends, so do considerable number of old shuffling Whigs—men who his first candidature most meanly, most umlcrhaadeilly tried to Burke and Hare his laudable intentions. These lost ...

... candidates nominated, and all are expected go to the poll. Lord Amberlky and Mr. Handel Cossham are the nominees of the old Whig, or, as it is locally called, the No. 30 party. This appellation is derived from public room in which these political saurians ...

... simple test of population produces some extraordinary results, most favourable to Whig interests, and that we are still left with a charming little list of almost entirely Whig boroughs with an insignificant number of electors. The example, par excellence ...

... people. And it came pass when the man learned in the law saw the iniquity of those who were puffed up and called themselves whigs, and the strength of those who caught the rich man by the hem his garment, and the strait ness those who sing hymns, and heard ...

... same character as those which moved the gentlemen above named as the representative men the sitting member's friends of the whig section. Mr. SamncUon. in his very characteristic speech at the luncheon, said that the Mayor in presiding over the festivities ...

... merry jest, and formed the text of not a few serious arguments. The speech of Sir John Pakingtox exposed at some length the Whig proclivities of the measure ; and the whole tone of the meeting was one of decided opposition to the bill. Another Conservative ...