Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... his majority in the House amounted at one time to more than 100. In November of that year, through the incapacity of the then Whig party, the India Bill miscarried, and Pitt bec.ime Prime Minister. Immense excitement followed both here and in Ireland, and ...
... par impreelkon at to-day I einem. lotto the above sub**. I mt ra n o ent. end beg say the that mew forth at eacount di E. Whig or to have a fear. headache prevents ids practisieg mask, or the soma% being frequently eummoned into lite the gentleman wrisin ...
... and sink all personal differences for the sake »f the cause. ** Why cannot (be asked) united like them Because,” answered old Whig campaigner. they are gentlemen in the wrong, and we are not gentlemen though the right!” If the reply was mad, it was more ...
... trammels of mere party considerations. Fifty years ago the Tories were free-traders, and the Whigs on that account their bitter enemies Twenty-five years later, the Whig-Liberals became free-traders ia corn, and the Conservatives, we cannot deny, its strenuous ...
... The speaker thenaderred to the fact of his being a descendant of one of the old Whig families of Bristol, and to the career of his uncle and father es old constitutional Whigs, and asked if it were not a sign of fitting progress for the son to be a Brach ...
... forward, and proud was to stand in the place now occupied. the descendant from one of the old Whig families of Bristol -whose political career old Constitutional Whig they recollected - was it not a fitting progress fer him, bis son, to be a staunch Conservative ...
... candidate. They knew that fcri;.* the descendant of one of the old Whig families of ' and he left it to them recollecting the political °1 his uncle and his father as old constitutional Whigs it was not right for him now to be a staunch (Applause.) When the ...
... personal differences for the sake of the cause. ” Why cannot (he asked) lie united like them ’ “ Because, answered an old Whig campaigner. “ they are gentlemen the wrong, and we are not gentlemen though in the right!“ If the reply wa* made, it was more ...
... AR d WOOD WAR& SUPAIRIRO PPPPPPPP WIRCOTID.POI PROTECTION PROM TIRE! MAAR, USN ONLY ERYANT AND MATS PATENT SAFETY MATCHES, WHIGS ADZ NOT POISOPIOVS, AND LIGHT ONLY ON THE SOX. Oro CAUTION. pAIrW t. KATI Itaturs—Ttodo Mrk Atk—rd pee _purr Soft r worthier ...
... injured in one foot that he is not likely to play again this season, is progreming favourably. There were (Soya the Northons Whig) someciretunetancee in connexion with Lord Downshire's dea th which are woeth noting. He died on his 50th birthday, having ...
... palm WILLING OFF! SELLING OFF!! STREW! OfPNOVENINNTS PRINIBEB CONING DOWN M. MICHAEL, It RETRATREIST, PACING BRISTOL BRIDGE, /Whig neared Netts that hla Premiers are repaired for the ahem Istrereatut, has dotardEd apre SELLING OFF the what ~haute Stock ...
... she made to her mother when in the agonies of death, with a chap. The jury returned a verdict of felo de se. The Northern Whig, in referring to Mr Disraeli's satisfaction with the state of Ireland, says:— Whether we look to the South or observe the ...