... late-ljf addressed to Lord GrantiUo on the Eastern question, observes that: “The Whig Party ‘Civfl and Religious Liberty all over the World.’” True, This is the old Whig Party toast. The toast of party more advanced would seem to “ Uncivil and Irreligious ...

... Tcsti- address in vies* r ...

... cried, * Hallo, chape, I’m yottr master! Now let see if fishers thr»e Can be ae clever as one fisher! As Derby dished the Whigs, Dizzeo The Tory Working Man must dish, or In this new phase of politics, Be Dizzee’a taotios bold or Fabian, We’ll have new ...

... afterdoou, The Montonegrins i«i iVavtytaliyn 'fiye ruus, df ft %L«el Verb, liyavv .t of tfao Mflul©- jni ( at'Kagyaa the folic whig 'h’dAit7bfti|- to ,en‘ Afifkltfar ! witli tlic remainder of army,variously stated from six nine battalions, arrived evacualnig ...

... eaehew politics. And wisely so. There would bo endless squabbles were it otherwise, when men holding different views Tories, Whigs, and Radicals eat down to discuss some question, connected with their oalling, having political bearings or references. Our ...

... maladies the Pills should taken purify the blood and regulate Its circulation. Both the 0 inf oh fol it and Pill* should he i» the whig itmplainti :— Hart T.cp? Corn-; (Soft) Scalds -ad Breasts FUu'aa Sore Throats Gout Skin Diseases Bunions Glandular Swellings ...

... Liverpool Minis try. was returned to the House of Commons as one of the member* for his father’s borough of Tavistock. The Whigs, with Lord Wellesley and Granville their head, had about tuns been offered place, which, for obvious reasons, they declined ...

... transports with which Abdul Kerim pi oposss to throw force into the Oaueasus. The Rowan have went a large sum on torpedo** whig they have procured from inmriaa and Germany. UaUba mori other nations, they employ dynamite instead of I®® cotton for the ...

... most part politics. And wisely §o. There would be endless squabbles ware it otherwise, when holding different views Tories, Whigs, and Radicals— eat down to discuss some question, connected with their calling, having political bearings references. Our Farmers’ ...

... fatal No side. Brooke's and Wbite’s were rival clubs, the first-mentioned being the Whig, other the Tory Club. Richard Tickell immortalised the liberal proprietor of the Whig establishment the following lines: . From liberal Brookes, whose speculative ...

... alliance which for 40 years has been the back-bone of Liberalism the alliance between the Irish Roman Catholics and the chiefs, Whig or Radical, of the Liberal party. For forty years, as an Irish member lately reminded the Liberals, not a single measure have ...

... was pledged to labour in |.heir cause unswerving devotion Who must be incorruptible, because neither tfib eucmies of the the Whigs or Tories, will ever do Anything for a,,- Kenealy, or a Magna ChartAmum, but him with their odoar or abuse! to, think of the ...