... vaunted IS happy to forward the to any offerer on receipt of stamped and digested saved= Address Nr. J. T. 7, Onsoint. Landon.. Whigs end other Cute in every lodine the roach admired Parlntense, and Double Brolishantr Undone with • Lady can opener instantly ...

... Three men were blown to Mons while working In one magazine, also two boys who were in the vicinity. Two persons were killed by Whig boulder and one Lady was frightened to death. Many persons were 14110. ed and Several buildings damaged. Nearly *Vera Ilk/ ...

... distaste or dissability could never much understand the meaning of the word politics, and has given trying to distinguish Whigs from Tories; but take her on her own politics, ask her about other men or women, and the chicanary of every day existence—the ...

... report disclosed a state of things to which Parliament felt called upon to apply an immediate remedy. Bill was passed, under the Whig Administration of Lord Melbourne, for one year, prohibiting the practice from North American ports. The subject was again examined ...

... tLan enter into an inquiry as to the names which bad been conferred upon political parties. A Tory meant • thief, and • Whig • horse driver. (Laughter.) What ' Barn Burner meant in America be (lid not praised to ley, but taking them altogether almost ...

... borough Liberals, will ejaculate in all parts of the kingdom. Nota word -about the Suez Canal!” the Edinburgh Review and Whigs generally will oxpostulate. “Not a word about the Liquor Traflic !” the frends of | Temperance in general, and the followers ...

... occupation is almost gone. We have heard of no meetings of the extreme men of the East End, or of Southwark, and even the Whigs could not make a pretence a show, as they might have done, over the unveiling of Lord Palmerston's new statue in Parliament-square ...

... ; followed, rose to the Solicitor-Generalship in 1768, and his entry into Parliament was regarded great acquisition to the Whig Party. On Lord Shelborne retiring from the North Government Dunning retired from the Solicitor-Generalship, but he returned ...

... represent in the great council the nation the interests of all classes, both rich and poor, high and low, Radical and Conservative, Whig and Tory—(bear, hear) —and, far lay their power, remove the evils under which they laboured, and good far it could be done ...

... as all imported) in better orelgn cattle be still and at every port w here . § More ventilation, should be comfortable they whig are 1 ported there of the animals should be go; ire led 6 1m porters few days under veterinary; to Place them landed, and ...

... as it is only a white heat of this kind which woald weld together the various elements of the Liberal party from the old Whigs in one extreme, to the young Radicals in the other. It was scarcely within its scope that a new sentimental grievance of a ...

... of His M j-sty's Ministers to bring forward any measures for its alleviation. A variety of amendments were introduced by the Whig and Liberal Opposition, the most important being in the name the then Marquis of Blandford. He proposed to move what he termed ...