... when there were giants in every walk. The idea vu to live luxuriously at the coat de private establishment. The advent of the Whigs to power was marked by the ftsundation of the Reform Club, which, after years of I..uilding difficulties and debt, is still ...

... criminals, and the honest man can hold up his head whilst the sinner must sink Into nothing. We have honest men, whether they are Whigs or Tories, steering the State barge. Working men are willing to settle their differences by arbitration. We have a kind feeling ...

... approve divides into two parls, use regerring to the Brethiehood, and the other le the ambeips. Ueda: the fret he i d a = his Whig most, his 'attelidasee at the mindless be buy ems the petal of rase, for and sad build a Oatholio Church. He messed as connected ...

... for re-election in 1804 was held I in Baltimore, in which city the conventions of the ' ' j Democratic party and of the old Whig party were ?? held for a number of years prior to the war. The [ | last Democratic National Convention, in which all ,I of ...

... describe it, of misrule. With very short intermissions, however, that country has been under the Government of his friends the Whigs for the last live-and-twentv years, or thereabouts. They have- had full opportunity to try to the uttermost all tlieir favourite ...

... al manner than had even been attempted by any Liberal Administration, under either Lord Paa*XMEBsTON or Earl Russell. The Whigs and the Radicals stood aghast and were dis- mayed at the proposals of the Cabinet, and numerous shifts were attempted to effect ...

... Lyon', sad a stoat how tie !slimy. A tops 'es Lodi boss olsonglol was dill about lee nook. Hos pokes bad emptied, a pet of boo Whig MEd a lei mound bar walk and am- Alas to boar ke a Tbs dossally 4,4, simil bar Vela was embed ILL. od IL G. A. Tie basset yot ...

... security, snd progress to the country. tebelongtonopartyntho state witn or without the constitution. We have no alliance with whig, tory, or radical. We have labor many of us, and some of us incurred considerable odium, in our endeavonra to preserve public ...

... river, rolls imperceptibly away, till it lot itself in ths vast ooean of eternity. Happy they who mark its periods by deeds whig!) ihftQ lifts tin* *hal mors I SOMETHING LIKE CHRISTMAS-BOX The congregation of the Surrey Chapel, London, have presented the ...

... people, as far as possible, are to govern themselves. We are in no degree disposed to look to I this enactment as it m-iy affect Whig or Tory, Conservative or Radical, but to inquire what must its effect upon the nation. It is urged that the votes of thousands ...

... George Grey at the Home Office, and Lord Russell, if not in the Foreign Office, yet over it. Mr. Bright himself owns that a Whig Ministry such as would probably come into power now would not at all suit him, and that it would, as he puts it, want constantly ...

... has been one of the principal leaders, j have been in power for an almost uninterrupted term of twenty years. Why have not Whig Governments lemoved the grievances which, in Mr. Bright’s opinion, excuse Fenianism and what Mr. Gladstone calls its monstrous ...