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... disgrace. That these evils of the service are the malt of Whig misrule is beyond question ; and il the face of that fact it rather amusing to find that whenever there is opportunity for tha Whigs to oome before the oountry, the first thing they always do ...
... my entire satisfaction with your explanation that you had intention of taking aides in the contest. It was only beoause the Whig supporters of Lord Henley used your letter as a hostile declaration to myself that I felt bound to trouble you as I have done ...
... ao often achooled the subject by their Whig Radical Republican teachers, will readily forget the lesson which they taught only a short time ago. And again, we find it difficult also to avoid seeing that the Whigs themselves are the persons most to blame ...
... a cry, and, it may be, enlist the members of the Reform League once more in temporary enthusiasm for Mr. Gladstone and the Whig* ; but, at the same time, perceive this game of criea is not destined to last. The Reform Leaguers are a great deal too ke ...
... nothing pray God that may break forth (the NoiraiUL S*>' u through the Kingdom, with one flerbe 01 wrath againet and agalna* Whig— the worst, though most nnoooadoßh of the Congregation which doomed Its and supply of Spiritual inatrnction from the JSJHgar ...
... whose decease Mr. Bothwell was entrusted with the duty of finishing the numerous works which Sir Thomas had on hand. —A'trrUiem Whig. M. Philo, a Frenchman, describes two new alloys tin and lead. One consists of 100 parts of the former and of the latter, the ...
... runs through twelve miles of his property, from which he. derives £80,000 a year, has excited considerable local The Northern Whig comments upon it as an instance of the “generosity and liberality of our Irish absentee landlords.” Marquis and his : redecossors ...
... creed comes dawn to their last descendant, but by the time that it reaches him its character is wondrously transformed. The Whig politics of old had a strain of religions sentiment, and somewhat a classical flavour. Republican Rome—or rathar what Republican ...
... him called a distinguished man, though what was distinguished in he aid not know, exoept that had been oonnected with every Whig job for many yean. Still, in his way, waa really good a fellow ever lived. A crisis had now come, and the more he thought of ...