... last contested election (1868) the Whigs had majority in every rural polling district except one, while the Tories were so strong in the urban district of Great Yarmouth as to reverse matters altogether, and place the Whig candidates in a minority of about ...

... with arm la a sling. new comer New York hotel, wrote log r.ama Smith” The polite and gentlemanly dert reSSSpen alter Urn, and Whig as if to complete the entry, inquire > , replied with So»e Beg ;„n. S. Vn£i ” Oh, re^giod: Thank yon” maiden of New York to ...

... with curious mis> adrenture near the Georgian town of EliieTetopoL At few Terete from the town the soldiers encountered the whig of army of locusts reputed to be twenty miles In length and broad in proportion. The officer in charge did not like turn back ...

... determination to be chosen leader. From the choice of Lord Granville and the Marauis of Hartington it would seem that the great Whig families are going again to aid the cause of progress in the same way in which they have twice history aided it before. When ...

... Norwich in advocacy of the candidature of his son, Mr. Ahmed Kenealy. He describes his son as neither an anti-Tory, an anti-Whig, or an anti-Liberal but as one anxious to unite the votes of all honest and independent men, whether Tories or Liberals. Dr ...

... done, and, although they were Irishmen, claimed for them the sympathy of Englishmen. The Government of England, whether it was Whig or Tory, might depend upon that liiahmen would never rest satisfied until they saw these prisoners restored to their families ...

... with famUiar auecdotoi, ridiculed the Ribandisiu rile in Ireland, lie regretted that should have takeu over legacy Irom the Whig.,” and to the maiaacre not oi the Innocents, but oi agnUty Alter remark, from several other bon. member., the Hons® n-om.l ...

... Stirling’s own servant, who without any direotorn from his master had mana«ed to swe« very neatly body to the mercy o the Whigs. Recognizing Acquaintance.-Old Judge B—- KECOGMZi- Ward would have called the bench, and was noted for acauaintance with any ...

... audience very much by singing song in character, the burden of which was “Good evening,” and was encored. Then followed reading, “Whigs ond Tories,” by Mr. George Ling; and songs Mr. Gao. Edwards, and Mr. Gibbe, of Framlingham. These gentlemen were accompanied ...

... that they early came looked upon the (eipular 11 use of the Brit'sh Sta’e. hsve been the steadiest Whigs, and the Briil-di nation, which esaenlUHy Whig—th.it Is, at once a' ...

... Reforming side, from 1820 to 1841. The Ministry 1828 made him Judge of the Consistory Coart, and ten yean after, when the Whigs were in power, be was appointed Judge of thb High Court Admiralty. It is cs lawyer and Judge that Dr. Lnshington will be known ...

... Qaeen It open a new and commodlont whig lately added to the London Hotpital wing forty-eNde power, which comfort and eld win fly to many and many future tuflertr—a wing which might Indeed almoit called “angelh whig ae far at tueoour and loTlng-kiadneta ...