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... Essays. This compiler, who characteristically quotes, as one of his chief authorities, that Whig Yahoo, Oldmixon, and who, with charming audacity, defines the Whigs as the party favouring the freedom of the people, has, in the apace of ?? pages, made ...
... referred to some attacks that had been made ui>on him a local paper, and which he did not care for. They simply pleased the Whig party, but did not hurt him. He was proud to I*o one of the representatives of borough that was essentially Conservative, ...
... consulting tbe Whig Yahoo from whom I took my note. I sec, however, tbat the printer has in the same note spelt Tonson as Jon_n (Why did not Mr. Beaven pounce on the blunder?); and as I observe in my manuscript this note— This Whig Club grew out of ...
... made Lord Privy Seal by William lll. — an office which still exists, very conveniently for the Argylls, Kimberleys, and other Whig incapables ot the present day. Again, Mr. Beesly thinks he is safe in ascribing the con- fusion of Oxford and Orford ...
... MILITARY GAZETTE.—IO. Catherine street, Strand. HE HERTS GUARDIAN of Saturday, Dec. Ifcfe, . ontains Lord Palmerston and the New Whig Guide, Stamped. 4d. Office. Old Uros-. Hertford. The HERTFORD DISTRICT ALMANAC and the HERTFORD TOWN and COUNTY ALMA for 1870 ...
... referred to some attacks that had been made upon him by a local paper, and which he did not care for. They simply pleased the Whig party, but did not hurt him. He was proud to be one of the representatives of a borough that was essentially Conservative, ...
... practised a wilful ?? I can only add tliat be furnishes one more illustra- I^L.° D ?*• th e truth of the famous definition of a Whig— A I w attached to the Crown.— l am, Sir, your obedient r^nt, H. S. 8 TO THE EDITOR. ?? you allow a poor barrister space ...
... liis appointment fa \f r . Gladstone's administration on account of the Irish policy of the govern, roent. An old traditional Whig leaving the camp at this moment is a sign that others may possibly follow. — Belfast ftt-wt Letter. Cardiff Constitutional ...
... is said that Hying columns are again sent out through Tipperary and Cork. But these military demonstrations will not return Whig candidates for Mallow or Longford. Mr. Cogan, M.P for Kildare, alarmed at ths effects of the land agitation, by th« leading ...
... that flying columns are again vto be sent out through Tipperary and Cork. But those military demon- strations will not return Whig candidates for Mallow or Longford. Mr. Cogan, M.P. for Kildare, alarmed at the effects of the land agitation, promoted by the ...
... owing to her dress being trod on ; whilst others assert that aomothing like a panic ensued amongst the crowd on a cry of Fire’ Whig raised,with the view of checking the pressure from behind. Probably the accident in some degree resulted from several of those ...
... self-government described as rational reds; and in another of your contemporaries they have been described as French Whigs. In the first place, the Oppo- sition — even Jules Favre, who seems to be a kind of bete noir in some quarters in England ...