... point, which was a contract open to the whole town, tender being less than half the amount sent in by one of his pet young Whig painters, for whom he appears to have tender care. That the work was done satisfactorily proved by tbe bill being paid immediately ...

... that they are protecting themselves by contracts, find their ends defeated by extras. As to the sneer at the pet young Whig painter, I would only observe that he erred if tie did err in what Samuel Corby ought at least to regard as good company ...

... whatever was required, he was quite willing to pay. He was there to discharge his duty. He had received the thanks of many, both Whig and Tory, for what he had done, and, whatever might be the accusations or charges brought forward by Mr. Dorman, whatever the ...

... Catholic, of the offer of a university made to his coreligionists, and recommended them to accept it, reminding them that the Whigs had never offered them anything so liberal. —The O'Donoghue dilated on the disaffection of Ireland, which he attributed to ...

... occasions; and one (Costello by name) only voted once in the three years, and that was for the Whigs; one other voted each of the three years for the Whigs ; one other voted for the Conservatives m 1866; one other voted for the Conservatives in 1867, ...

... all weathers. He knew it had been urged with many Why will meddle with our ancient ways ? —Mr. Alderman Phipps : Ancient Whigs? (Laughters- Mr. Manfield : This is in no way political. Why will ye meddle with our ancient ways ? Our bustling, crowded ...

... whether they won or lost—and he did not think they would lose—(cheers) —it mattered little. In the , old times an old don of the Whig school, fighting in York■hire, when the poll was kept open for 14 days, thought it waa the acme of happiness to win by one ...

... years old, Sydney Smith 31, Jeffrey 29, Thomas Brown (the metaphysician) 24, Homer 24, and Brougham 23. The condition of a Whig barrister in Edinburgh, in the early part of this century, was, as we have said, none of the most amiable, and Brougham and ...

... wished me to be here. As to the question of returning two Liberal members, supposing I get returned should I be a Tory or a Whig ? don't think I should be either. If a Radical more than a Liberal, I should not be more than than. I mean to go into the House ...

... enougfj y, 'jj honest and to support an honest man such as Mr. ft. there are those who are half waverers and trimmer they are Whigs, whom I intend to y lesson in the future. (Cheers.) Then it is Br.KDaugh has no money—well, that is perfectly (laughter and ...

... that the Reform Act of 1867 was conceded by a Tory Government because they dare not withhold it any longer. It was neither Whig nor Tory, Lords nor Commons who had passed the Reform Bill, but the united voice of the people of England who had forced it ...

... society and civihsation an Establishment is (Hear, hear.) If I were a colonist I should provWi a otller colon ists do, be they Whigs, Conservatives, Ca « —have perfect equahty in religion—(hear, hear) « England is now constituted and circumstanced, I f! 1 ...