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... tluyors who luus wanaci to sliange n.-st rapidly dec easiog, yet still may counted the i lueic are louse who ati. mpl compromise—Whig Mayors worship in thv churcu m t..e mooing, a.id i * oigul. They fear Lord, hut s r.o goi«. doubt act accoid.hg to the is m ...
... there were giants in every walk. The idea was to live luxuriously at the cost of a private establishment. The advent of the Whigs to power was marked by tho foundation of the Reform Club, which, after years of building difficulties and debt, is still one ...
... befweeo Dowushiro and ~ iug, because the present Duke-there is * l ' Devonshire —wbo, before to the t. Earl of Burlington, old Whig the .otellectaal ctass; took high honours Cambridge, and unlike, ta every respect, the giant Irish Protestant Orange peer. ...
... parties, who join so harmoniously in sort of conceit on divers instruments, are the representatives of the Conservatives, Whigs, and Radicals of 1836 and JB3B. The subject of Public Schools brought up tli schools of London, using the word in its larger ...
... whether he could tell the answer to the boyish riddle‘ Why is a bald man’s hat like heaven ? ’—replied, * Because there is not whig in it.’ Monday evening, Thomas Croft, a county court bailiff, apprehended a man named Peter Lever, dyer, Radcliffe, under two ...
... EVENTS. | Ctases the C.hto.t ties the British publie during . Comedaeot «l>on the severe din«« Lord the Pr~ retire from Ufe, Whig Tot, Jike with B.dl^«d Comorvalive, hie Indlvidan j. from politics. The Tin. even g.ve n nolle, in the form of . lending nrt ...
... very fond of apples and nine tbiogs. One day he went out for a walk with his friend Cecil, and passed the orchard of Farmer Whig, when the trees were covered with beautiful ripe fruit. See, said Benjamin, what fine apples are there, let us climb over ...
... Government formed of squeezable materials. objected narMse the number of members. expressed his belief that while the old Whigs . some Radicals would like to throw the bill over, the Liberals of Scotland wore disposed accept the SIL provided that ton ...
... workings of Providence in furtherance of the enligh.enment and happiness of mankind. It is Uttlo to the purpose inquire whether Whig-or Tory the more to blame for suffering the Irish gangrene to spread to such fearful extent, nor ■does it lessen the gravity ...
... November, 1834, Sir Robert Peel assumed the reins of Government, and Lord Brougham resigned office with his colleagues. The Whig Ministry of Lord however, returned to power the following April, but Lord Brougham was not re-appointed * l, ° ; ship. Tbo ...
... righteousness of political finality, ard was willing to peril everything to maintain the existing limitation, of power; and the Whig was ready to adopt both alternatives, hcedlesi even of the contradiction, they involved. Now, the primary consideration whicb ...
... entered the Reformed Parliament the tame year member for Penryn and Falmouth. He became Solicitor-General just before the Whigs went out December, 1834, and returned to the saraeoffire when they came again in April, 1835. Four years later was raised the ...