... sweeping statement bo entirely true or not, our retired manager proved himself no except! >n to it. He was a thoroughpaced Whig. declared for the House of Hanover, and was anxious to show his loyalty in every way in his power. WhetUer had naturally a ...

... that period. Cobbet t told the people of Oldham that the Whigs are vile* base, bloody crow.'’ '• When you condemn the Tories,” said he, bear in mind the acts and conduct of the vacillating Whigs. The Duke of Wellington is more fool than tyrant.” Sir Charles ...

... do full justice to the many-sided life of the English people, and even in politics he is too decidedly on the side of the Whigs to consider with perfect steadiness and impartiality the aims and methods of their opponents. The style is smooth and regular ...

... Government what it might (cheers). Ho believed he might say, speaking not his own name bat in theirs, that they were neither Whigs nor Tories. A plague upon both houses! (laughter). They were Englishmen and Catholics ; they belonged to the widest commonwealth ...

... Leon settled before any new regulations were imposed on them. It is not yet too lato to repair this wrong, and the cost of Whig honest has. during the last five yeais, enormously diminished. At all events, wo trust tnat in framing bis warrant .Mr. Hardy ...

... outrages have occurred, or a r.idic il change should made in the jury system, borne years ago, under similar circumstances, the Whig Ministry thou in power brought in a short Act called in Ireland the Coat Jury Bill,” all cases agrarian outrage were to tried ...

... not for us. much for twenty-five; of the remainder there are twenty-five Liberals, five Conservatives, one Repealer, and a Whig. Judged, then, its representatives in Parliament. Home Rule is conundrum. Looking through the numbers and recalling the events ...

... sincerely pity the Bulgarians, but that is all they can do. Whose fault is this ? Mr. Gladstone and the policy of the last Whig Cabinet are not free from blame. The Manchester school only employ their eloquence to denounce to the world the iniquities ...

... patriotic counsel be adopts a petty, carping tone, labours discover contradictions where none exist, strives to show that Whigs, not Tories, can alone save the Empire. He may feel assured that this small and unworthy conduct will very decidedly—and not ...

... on the Eastern Question. No efforts were loft Uiitned, from thesartloss rhetoric Mr. ,, i himself to the influence the great Whig id >wuers, snutcu the sent from the Conservatives. The Liberals were to certain extent ustified in their hopes. The county ...

... Personal Security, Bills Sate, Deedi-.. repayable br instalment®. Bills promptly discounted. Forms free receipt envelope. C. U. WHIG Hi’, Secrotary. OTI C E—,T OHN AVOOD ami SON. -i s lmporters aiul ive tbelr from CofooVdii-street more ovbmsive promises, 87 ...

... popular some years ago, which professed give the substance of a conversation between the late Lord Derby and Lord Russell. The Whig earl was congratulating the Conservative chief upon bis recently published translation of Homer; ani, iu a moment of confidence ...