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... Disraeli, as the foremost man in the world, whether would not refuse to take over legacy like this from those block-headed Whigs. Themajor did not leave any ambiguity 1 ! as to whom he might mean by this phrase, which gained con- siderable effect from ...
... animals won pupils the Leeds Board Schools. Cave Hunting in Fermanagh.—The Enniskillen | correspondent of the Belfast Northern Whig writes to that , journal:—Archaeologists interested in 'cave hunting' will be pleased to hear of the remarkable discoveries ...
... Cromwell, to meet and fight despotismas a patriot who goes to the House of Commons with the express determination to destroy the Whig and Tory conspiracy against the peopleand as one who is a mighty army in himself, and will carry all before him in Parliament ...
... Not by Liberal politicians only, but by Conservative politicians, for though they were j divided in England between Radical, Whig, and Tory on questions of internal policy, be honestly believed that it came be a question of the safety of the kingdom and ...
... his opponents acknowledge—began life as a Conservative; while the late Lord Derby started on his erratic career as a fiery Whig. Sir Robert Peel, trained in tbe tenets of a rigid Toryism, was gradually developing a freer life when untimely death robbed ...
... of him, 'Ah, oui, il tres bon enfant; mais il ne comprend pas la lnngue Francaise.' He began life as Earl of Mulgrave. The Whigs made him a marquis, a Knight of the Garter, nnd a Grand Cross of the Bath. He was a favourite of royalty, got everything wanted ...
... waxwork menagerie and musenm, Glasgow.-North Britis7 e- Mail. - ,. s if A SPriT AveONG TSEE Hoxs RuLnRin,-The Northern I be Whig says :- It may not be generally known, but we have vr. it on undoubted authority, that there is a split in the Home De Rule ...
... lost them. A number of witnesses as to oharacter.were called, and, after, a prln hearing, the charge was dismissed-a decision whig~a received with much applause. Ns Ax~ OLD VIO0ARAGS.-It Was thought of the Vicarage of ,Y, Sheffield, until a few days ago ...