... 1151 116; Bank Stock. 243 243; Exchequer Bills, 26e 31s prem. In Foreign Stacks (1661) Suede 1 sent. lower, the quotation Whig 461 461 ; athetwin the market waa still with an advance of 4i 5 Greek, and of 4 15 prise were 16 161; Greek, 13 131 ; Pasigires ...

... usual invidious comparison between the miserable condition of England and the happy state of every other country. with the Whigs and Whig- Radicals generally, nothing Is so pleasant to Lord Russell the operation of fouling his own nest. Accordingly, after ...

... no room for the Whigs ; the Tones have overtaken the Whigs, and sometimes I think the only difference be- tween them is Uke that of the couplet which tells the difference between ''Tweedledum and Tweedledee. The difference between Whigs and Tories at ...

... Oxford professor ? ;it is not by real education that ideas will be developed such as those which Conservatives and timid Whigs hope to see developed. But a process of half education will always produce an intenser sense of the advantages of social a ...

... feel glad to be placedfin communication with N. for the purpose of organising such truly Christian movement, ia which both Whigs and Tories may for once forget their differences, I enclose my'addresa—Yours, Ac, J. B. PRICE OF COALS AND PROVISIONS. To the ...

... room for the Whigs; the Toriee have overtaken too Whigs, and sometimes I think the only difference between them U like that of the couplet which tells the difference between “ Tweedledum” and Tweedledee.”—(Laughter.) The difference between Whigs and Tories ...

... of England at least must make Itself felt every nerve of English society. Let not statesmen, whe. ther they call themselves Whigs or Conservatives, fall into the mistake of supposing that the democracy, if succeed in disestablishing churches, will stop ...

... Semi-Session, as regards Whig mismanagement in rendering inevitable this oos'ly little war,’’ j Indeed, this Winter Session itself is, in reality, neither more nor lens titan an endming memento of Whig incompe'ency,—of (Whig imbecility. So far Tory s ...

... before the House of Lords his views upon the .education of the people. During his long and useful.public life, the veteran Whig leader has given considerable attention to this most important subject. ?? only as a statesman, but as a citizen, he has done ...

... respeoUve lengths should served thropists and leading politicians, questions which ftd \Tillfam a RS'; r•.“? , .:r«sK.d the Whig and Radical school of politics. The im- destine lon of his crops make room for the building portant extension of the franchisehad ...

... bike of Grafton’s, brother-in-law in fact, the Duke having married Ashburton's daughter, and though the Duke is an orthodox Whig notice was given to him at the very earliest moment of the intended at Th itford, and his son. Lord Fitzroy, was conseqncrtlv ...

... unscrupulousness in their conduct of the reform question last session, and it has at length been supplied to us. In pasing the Whigs at one bound the Government sought its own justification by asserting that the personal payment of rates was the one proviso ...