... place of the wax figure in the win- dow. At 3 in the afternoon be appeared at his post, dressed ina wh » sheet and with a hage whig on bis head, sur- mounts v a fez cap. Every effort was made by the by- standers » make him show some sign of life. Street boys ...

... ago, re- ceived favourable consideration by many statesmen, hoth of the old Whie and the Torv schools. Its both of the old Whig and the To schoo! Its main feature was in riminate endowment, LA a sonalhana_ division of the ecclesiastical revenues among ...

... Minister, AT the ducal houses of has married a Liberal Cam be li, and has thus united han id and Argyll; and now the heir of the Whig Lord Halifax has taken to wife the @aoghter of the Tory Karl of Devon. Unions of this kind would have been impossible 50 years ...

... on Clause ; and although the battle raged fiercely till 1538, the bill time after time was rejected by the Lords, and the Whigs were finally compelled to pass their measure minus the prin- whi in Treland was rded as a pledge of justice. & CoRPORATION ...

... had never had a dinner without ing for it, and reminding the plaintiff that he had lost a bet.—His Honour : Did you back the Whigs or Tories !—Defendant : The bet was as to how a certain would vote, and I won it.—An order was made for the payment of the ...

... his written in the beginning of June state that he was then still Commons for nearly 40 years, is Mr. Trail, who has been a Whig member of the House of the county of Caithness. He wi about to resign his seat for Hl probably be succeeded in L the representation ...

... of Tacitus. It seems to have been originally designed in its nt form chiefly to explain why he left the Tories and under the Whig Earl Grey ; achange which, according to Lord Palmerston’s chivalrous sense of honour, could onl be justified by the fact that ...

... religious liberty, : most and who has the best heart and in for a statesman ; and we do not care a farthing whether he is a Whig, a emocrat, a barnburner, a Republican, a new light, or anything else. ese are our politics. If we could ve got men to control ...

... most the men be education an d self-restraint, and of the land by freedom and right use; and although we have been saddled by Whig and Tory statesmanship with an immense war debt, we can see to it that we create none of our own. Thus, in looking upon the ...

... bave a right to their opinions on the topics of the day. Let them be Torys if Toryism is good in their eyes; let them be Whigs or Radicals if it seem to them well; bat let them not pretend that any peculiar illumination is vouchsafed to them in their ...

... progress, as it is difficult to suppose Archdeacon Denison was a contributor to All Governments, whether Essays and Reviews. Whig or Tory, have attempted to deal with this question with more or less sincerity. The crisis is inevitable, and the present ...

... said, left office and the Whigs in able was Sir James Graham. 1834, carrying with him several friends, of whom the most It was with reference to this secession that O'Connell, in his most humourous manner, twitching his whig and rolling his eye, quoted ...