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... is a perenlial thoc n in th1e flesh. i thet t6.everY Adimifistratiof, is quiite a bvslh4of 2os05 for I then an agitator.- Whigs andd 'lrics alike fludl thnt 1 theit country: their gfeat :diFictlty ;i, RGiT opse.. Iinds is llmfinest fieldi to:, G tli'tthsi5 ...
... which party spirit has of late entered among ourselves at home, 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 a Reform Bill. In the first ...
... prospects of power to the cause of religious freedom, in the interest of the Roman Catholic, as the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs. What was O'Connell himself, what has every Irish patriot been, but only—as tampered with men of Ism note—a more emphatic ...
... 'broA 'lose of the ?? great gullf., H's 'blia th .'dii sjioti~i 'i ithe ' affai ;o the' -Alabaini, -'but't considers ,the- Whigs-'and 'Tories .are equally to .blame' for, the 'foreign policy. which has procured: the ill will , pr con- temapt of ahnsat ...
... public companies, 14— t0ta1,658. ./, The British and American Governments. —The London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian (Whig) rnmour that negotiation between the British and American Governmesits id not nnlikely to lead to the appointment a joint ...
... Tor _iea , suid Sydney , Smith , • _writing _, in . . ind of _ISffll , aro ' now on _the _treadmill , and _the-wen-paid _Whigs are . ridioR in _chariots _, with many faces , however , . _lootdop _out _/ -i the _windows ( including _that _of _our Prime ...
... that . of the Premier , _has always ; _.. _illustrated • the \ Tory party , _' : The _measure _was _strongly _opposed by _the Whig _Attorncy-Gmeral for _Ireland , _Mr _Joseph _Nipler , _and by _the Itulical _member for _Oxfordshire _, Mr Henley _, &tf _ ...
... prefaced bis collected works. The Tories,” said Sydney Smith, writing in and of 1839. are now the treadmill, and the well-paid Whigs are riding in chariots, with many faces, however, looking out of the windows (including that of our Prime Minister) which I ...
... earth the day after, for I well know people will say the map that laid one cable can lay another ; and I'd just as soon Le Whig cables all my life ea anything else. It'. bard work, you'll say ; but I like hard work, and all the better when it gives me ...
... WANTED. s CHEMICAL MIL Ted omitablo, .pact poems, to the Whig out 'amoral work. A glow. mad A by 8., Hoary Ormewood , Advortliii I/warped. ...
... which. bears his name, when there wore two wadi-. dates, and the return in thus given :— Merl( Wood, jun. (Tory), 1 ;—Jenainp (Whig), O.! Mr Smith says :— Mr Jennison Mark • Wood's butler. There were only three voter@ --Sir Mark, his son, and Jennings. ...
... which Whig wisdom placed it south of the Tweed, with the results shown in the blue-book embodying the inquiries of the House sf Lords into the municipal elections of England—inquiries instituted at the instance bf a penitent and reactionary Whig peer, ...