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... and practice—it must be stamped with the mark of Whig approval. Robert Owen and other such impracticable and uninfluential visionaries might have talked about education for ever and ever. But the Whigs took it up, and in a moment the thing was done. It ...
... £lOO. 100 Sets of Dining Tables from 60s. to £5O. 500 Easy Chair and 100 Couches and Ottomans to select from ; in additio~ to whi‘:g there are Suites of Dining-room Enmitun in Pollard Oak, Plain Oak, Walout, and Ithomy. from 15 13s. per Suite; also 36 entire ...
... es to the extent of ten seats, or twenty votes. The Opposition now numbers about 296 while the Ministerialusts, including Whigs, Radicals, Roman Catholics, Dissenters, and Presbyterians are 360, a nominal majority of 70. The .1 Wezfuni is the only one ...
... There is tho suavitor in modo, which no means ox-1 dudes the fortiter in re.” To form perfect system of government you require Whig and Tory party. To establish perfect freedom of religion, yon want the honeyed words of some courteous Anglican pervert to ...
... £lOO. 100 Sets of Dining Tables from 60s, to £5O, 500 Easy Chair and 100 Couches and Ottomans to select from ; in atditio~ to whi:g there are Suites of Dining-room fnrnitan in Pollard Oak, Plain Oak, Walnut, and Mahogany, fron. 150 15s. per Suite; aleo 36 ...
... pl.a-e the gsth -toiler, and was thus! with default William tta-jan, of fotils'mui, lah niter, charged l.y t'awdroti with I whig drunk at FOnlsleiin the -.'nd Inst., was lined with .(•'fault msith's hard labour.--Iliurg the Kigle Inn. VVVston. applieil ...
... where none were intended and none offered. {Scarcely had been delivered before an old Whig—a proprietor of newspaper, Mr. Edward Baines, Leeds—[kisses]— true hiß old Whig proclivities, was the hist hound in the hunt him. [Uproar.] Now, it would be remembered ...
... Oosib, OSsOsi se realm 1 wee byMs ci Cloabatoo. to pry poor ma I eao rare yea am the ant deo I tosatodiate read, eves without Whig ay sad the Sot lama wed we b thosibee I hare the greatest owstileewe la shoe to the OUlios. reapeseelly ycer., W /1.11.G.8 ...
... a very prominent part the House; he has generally been counted on as a steady party man, whose vote was always secure, more Whig than Liberal, and therefore innocuous a* a chairman. The position entails a great deal of very hard work, and not very splendid ...
... Mr. Gathorne Hardy, the Marquis Salisbury, the Earl of Derby, and Sir Stafford Nortbcote; and also of some Constitutional Whigs whom we forbear name. The thoughta here expressed are in very many minds, and are discussed far more frequently privately than ...
... coalition between moderate Whigs and the more advanced Con- servatives, against the revolutionary Radi- cals If such a coalition is ever effected, it will be advisable, he hints, for the leaders to be chosen from among the Whigs, and as a natural consequence ...
... Old Meeting should lose caste in the eyes of the great Whig Leaders of tl.e county hastens to assure the world that the whole congregation, deacons included, are sound at heart and quite up to the Whig standard. It is rather amusing that in his zeal he does ...