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... and penrion. Whig* and Tories once they were. In (be days of England's glory. Now there's nothing to compere, effect, twist Whig and Tory. Not difference worth two figs. In their virtue, more It, the Tories dlshod tbs Whigs, So the Whigs bnve dished the ...
... greater difference of political principle and [opinion among themselvesbetween the extreme Radicals and the Whigs —than ekists between the Whigs and the Conservatives. In his political symjvathies and convictions, the Marquis of Har- TINGTON really nearer ...
... RobEut Peel, and, though the repeal of the Corn Laws and the succeeding legislation are attributable the joint votes of the Whigs and the Peelites, these two parties were in state intense hatred and jealousy one another down to the Coalition under Lord ...
... part of the House, and he felt that thorn fellows were Tories, and he wished was Tory too. Never in all his life did he hear Whigs laughing in that grand style.” There can be no doubt that, as regards the sadness of the modem Liberal Professor Bteckie is ...
... A DUEL ABOUT A SUIT OF CLOTHES, One of the most desperate duels on record was, according to the Jackson Whig and Tribune, fought the other evening in Tennessee, in the streets of Cotton Grove, a village eight miles east of Jackson, between two men named ...
... although so old, has still a strong intellect, and belongs the Vigh (Whig) party. ” For the enlightenment his Persian readers he goes on : “ It is necessary that should be explained what Whig is. All the Ministers of the English Government are divided into ...
... Auguste Thierry, who deduced our two great political divisions of Whig ami Tory from the opposition of Saxon and Norman, saying that the Tories represented the Normans, and the Saxons the Whigs. Having referred to the antiquarian researches of Todd, Petrie ...
... ns in the Bank rate or of the latest rumour that may have disquieted the Baltic or vexed Capel-court, indifferent alike to Whig Tory, sits watching his float till the shadows lengthen, the cattle move homewards, the swallows begin to cluster in the osiers ...
... of Eibandism being rife in Ireland. He regretted that Mr. Disraeli should have taken over a legacy from the •‘block-headed Whigs,” and he urged him commence the massacre not of the Innocents,’* but of aguUty After remarks from several other hon. members ...
... seuee . „° r>hnw*n leader From the choice of Lord txran ville and the Marquis of Hartington it would seem that the great “Whig families” are going to aid the cause of process inthe »meway which liberalism ia^pular^cmr P™P* , e^'* i jj 'fj fear 5“ ...
... :i:mmgdda,fmlm to 1541, The Ministry of made him Judge of the Consistory Conet, ead tea L am —————————————— years after, when the Whigs were fin power, he was appointed Judge of the High Coufto of Admiralty. It is as & lawyer and Judge that Dr. Lushington will ...
... iberala are preparing for the worat, that they have their candidate, and tiiui tliia candidate, to the perplexity of aome the Whig magnatua u( UUmceatarahire, is Mr. Handel Coaabam; the aooceaalul coal proprietor.) , Isieii Fitzhariiihok and Mb. W. O. Gsacx ...