... silent, and Victoria void. ’Tender and true’— 2 .Sometimes 1 munch your bacon and figs. Sometimes from the Tories I turn to the Whigs. 3 If I should think thou'rt thus to me. Mayhap thou’d think thus to thee. 4 What Caesar said, his conquest won. What mean ...

... cry, but there was another cry very much better, and that was‘Measures and men.”* Unfortunately for Mr. Brand’s theory, the Whigs were not able to pass a measure of Reform, so that under their government the country had either to be content with the men ...

... yesterday he addressed his constituents Ormskirk, treating his hearers at the latter place to review of the Reform question from ex-Whig Minister’s point of view. Yesterday's London newspapers announce that Sir Henry Storks, G.C.8., has undertaken the duties of ...

... out of its p.Uh, was not ashamed to say that as “the blood of the maityrs is the seed of the church,” so “the blood ©f the Whig administration was the seed of the success the great measure of Parliamentary reform.” Anything more absurdly untrue than this ...