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... empire which it keeps divided and, therefore, weak, it is furnished by the division list, in which will be found the names of Whigs, Tories, and Radicals —Englishmen, Irishmen, and Scotchmen ; Anglicans—high and low — Presbyterians, Disseaters of all den ...
... aosig.lat4 alabia•mads jewellery 18. aunt gold, worth 23. 3a. Sid per a. To ba ea* rAwhi W. Btroetar's. 37. Conduit-2**C mil Whig sift Woad gold. Machin-made earrings, 21.10 e., a 1 made AIL The unsurpesaable 1010Maes =A* se is the luvoico. Photographs ...
... no--p . • onra—co 611 . of the hour. It has been his desire to preserve Confitures Graieilks, cerise', ithricots, mindalbs, Whig traditions unimpaired. His respect fur Cie wins*. principles of that party is not lees than his admi- I Every dish in the above ...
... there without inducing a degree of partisanship at once bitter and blinding. At this moment we have Mr. Gladstone and the Whigs out of office, consequently they are democrats. Mr. Disraeli is Premier. This is the situation, and this is all. Here alone ...
... getting over. He stood out against Cromwell ; he bowed not to the rule of James II. ; he was not to be gulled by the Hanoverian Whig 3 ; he drew off by degrees from the Eldonian. Tories. Your regular typical country gentlemau has always considered himself ...
... jstcr next. They want to see what the next Farli iiicnt 11 like before they oomplcto their final re* r-ganisiiUon Ihe old Whigs want because, though Ataiu .• enough on the IrrabChurch. ey want to see bow fur ooimuit tbeuiseUcß unreservedly *r. ti.aJstoner ...
... forces arrayed against us ; High Chinch Radicals jostling Infidel Philosophers, and Nonconformist agitators taking counsel with Whig place-hunters; but yet believe—we hope, if against hope—that the country will, ere it be too late, shake off its fatal lethargy ...
... movement as gigantic , , . . _. failure, it is hopcil that some further modilication rotcatant clergy out the country. The Whig* of the plan of operations will agreed upon, and that vote with Mr. Gladstone in the hope of getting into the final arrangement ...
... burning words in a few terse and trenchant sentences from the pen of the greatest and most popular author that ever served the Whigs. On grounds of reason and justice there never, to the best of our knowledge, was a serious and plausible attempt made to defend ...
... centre, with green border, although we believe these to be the correct shades ; but nobody sported them. The old class of Whig gentlemen, who would not have divided on any great political question except in an orange vest, are dead and gone, and supplanted ...
... that half the passerine would travel by sio•gie fares, and these be would lab divide into three classes ad folows : at one Whig for first-class, sixpence for roecond.class, threepeses for third-class. The other half he considers would tan yearly tickets ...
... conduct. In Launceston there was an equally tame election, with the only difference that a Conservative was returned instead of a Whig. The borough was lately bought and sold with the Harrington manor. The late member parted with the estate, and gave up his ...