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... inclination to turn out such a set of capable and honourable administrators, and to iastal in their place number respectable Whig noblemen and gentlemen, between whom, and ourselves there was not any very great sympathy. This set down to the personal fault ...
... shifted his ground pretty of ten, and has not been m 0 £ mouthed his mode of treating his quondam leagues. After acting with the Whigs for som° 5. $ he turned sharp round upon them and charged with political thimblerig. Sir Stafford is not q* * if brazenfaced ...
... TEMPLEM AN'S WHIG-ROOM FIRE LIGHTERS AND FIRE REVIVERS ARE specially adapted for the Houses of the Nobilitj Public Institutions, Banks, Offices, &c. For Cleanliness, Efficiency, and Economy, these Firi Lighters and Revivers are unsurpassed. In Id. Packets ...
... be produced, the above highly desirable and valuable I'REEHOLD BUSINESS PREMISES. THE BREWERY is supplied with two well of Whig water os the Premises, and • large lead Cistern close to the Copper, and is fitted up with a 38 to 40 Bushel Plant complete ...
... the Liberal party. If Disraeli has been suspected of being a Radical in Tory disguise, Mr Bright has been regarded by the Whigs as a revolutionist in the mask of Liberalism. Tbe Tories have followed Mr Disraeli, but with cautious and timid steps, as if ...
... brother of the present Sir 11; illiam Drummond Stewart, of Snottily. Mr. Drummond was returned by a majority of 45 3 allot his Whig opponent. Mr. Drummond was a I %Ago-valve of the Peel school, and supported Sir Robert Peel in the abolition of the corn laws ...
... the Camerons and Fra9ers, urging men, who did not understand a word he said, to fight bravely against the Germans and the Whigs. They answered him with shrieks of devotion and blessings in guttnral and sonorous Gaelic. The duke, too, did his part in his ...
... the people, the leaders of the Opposition never have and never would have exliibited. has taken the very instrument by which Whigs and Liberals helped to win their brightest triumphs, and has made it the means of their discomfiture. He has raised his party ...
... yOIING MEN'S CHRISTI•N •IATO Istorm llo ed I M$ MIMI will be bele ?Alb (11111:INSIID&T) NVIIIIING. et Js totie %T ?im Whig be et Ye mew. be N OTICE TO TRADESMEN & OTHERS. 1 Web, *Wee Wt enl NOT be £3IW ler Debtor WW, 1111 T ANN MIMI& arantorteLD. sesame ...
... first instance, or have been advanced to the see of Carlisle in the second, unless it be that he was related to influential Whig families and was pretty certain of being helped on; and ends thus: At present is amenable to the charge that he is eating ...
... Conservative side to teach those future voters who are within their sphere of action that the Conservatives worked while the Whigs talked, that the former gave the ctuntry household suffrage, that they have always suppc rted—aye, when Liberals stood aloof ...
... the fairn:ss of the reviewer in throwing blame upon Mr, Gladstone, In fact, the reviewer refutes himself. He shews that the Whigs are jealous of him, that the cousinhood envy him :— He is necessary to them, but he isnot ofthem. . . . ahey distrust him, ...