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... his successor. The fact seems to be, that these worthy Republicans are as oligarchical and exclusive as the Whigs used to be at a time when Whigs were somebody and something. It is odd to find Republicans who profess , liberty, equality, and fraternity ...
... flimsy, you know, and mumbelostial. an that kiwi et thing,' is reel, Pleasant to centernpfato might soppme that the souls of Whigs Win perheilly plated and sublimely indifferent ; that, in the of Whitehall and Downiurpathset eine, no whisper had of the probably ...
... tonal. In all probability it would be given in favourer natioualeandhlates more or lessprononnoed,' ill preference to mere Whigs from whom they oan expect nothing slavish subservieney to the minister. As your espoeure of tho neat job which mignalieed the ...
... this country Lan- cashire would be true to her former character. But if Mr. Gladstone recruited his ranks from the worn-out Whig party or tbe aristocracy, it would be a great mistake. They were met to express their confidence in Mr. Gladstone's govern- ...
... out. AIMtICAN MAILS. QUEENSTOWN, Fev. 10. Tbe Inman Royal mail steamer City of Broblyn arrived byre at 130 p.m. to day, and Whig embarked mails A tha paissengers, Ake procrelled for New York at 5.40 p.m. A norti.westerly gale has raging to4lay. GUEENCASTI ...
... small. In all probability it would be given in favour of nationalcandidatea more or less pronounced, in pre- ference to mere Whigs, from whom they can expect nothing but slavish subserviency to the minister. Another public meeting of the Teachers' Association ...
... other (cheers). In re- ferring to army reform he would rather speak to those present as Englishmen and Yorkshiremen than as Whigs and lories. It was the duty of England to show a bold front in the face of Europe, and for that purpose to hold out ■ to the ...
... to do so by his fellows. 1 promoted a Mil to the Bouse of Commons ft» the payment orwages witiiout _>top- thrown out by the Whig.-, iv powei* and the aufactnring employi rs. The arfctocraej are not tne enemies df the working ?? but Uic Wlii -js, ii.** ...
... Bieveriee—ltdinburgh. Toridon Ogine•—lielvedgeoginak NIL RINK PLAVoURED t3THONO BRE,' MIA el about lid. a Ask for WT .I T. Karoo Whig. {be en every tar. Wog the only swanks, of senafasassa 13RAW'S PURE VEONTABLR CHARCOAL is rev onsunended by Ur blithest medial ...
... Timic, as well as by Mr. Benson. Ths men seem to be getting more used to Mr. Lesley's stroke, and performed fairly. The I •whig is very strong and tolerably long, but wants precision and dasb. Mr. Lesley is better than Mr. Bunbury in his swin^ and reach ...
... adherence to mialiams pawls. In sspecially In yarns, am OS gamma IS weight, nut yielded. Some ars maddest a to the future. and =Whig mate the c.retualetaurea. te dam it bise be accepted. There in OpMea hi Is. Sada Idgmaistarams see working off old ssmagsgma ...
... Adjust-S. J. PHILLIPS. el. Basaacuweet faARL's ARGEN - Trgt - BILVER PLATIL-Tlic 17 tlful metal. which boa obtained sage BMA Whig* Cu's . ths 30 years, Rands unrivalled as anballliato aterliog 'Sue-Address MARL and SONS,Manetssiumsassoltsis Inaustoss. G ...