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... like other counties, formed one constituency, and had been represented from the commencement of the century by Whig and a Tory, the Whig haring usually been raeralter of either the Heathcote or the Pelham family, and the Tory a Chaplin. Sir William Ingilby ...
... practiturner*' will out unacquainted with the following newspaper motto; moderation, placingall c'.orv. While Tones ea:l me Whig, aid Whigs Tory,** In all fairness 1 beg your insertion of these few remarks in your next impression, and enclose card. March pist ...
... become \irtually ry, « undergoing any charg -of politics, hut bj i| process of standing -stiil. Hence the Tories regard the Whigs r.a:?a allies, and arc trying to persuade them just to make a complete amalgamation, ikci*] expresiics hU vitwi well-consi ...
... Complainant then pulled his nurse up ; and defendant again tried to some into contact with. him. then Sve him little tap with his whig. Defendant in stopped and got out of his curt and pulled np complainant's horse, got into the complainant's cart, and seized ...
... borough which lA)rd Iteaoonstield unsuccessfully contested his hot youth. Lord Carrington married ;i daughter of Lord SutTleld,a Whig peer, who succeeded the title and deeply embarrassed estates of his mother, a famous roue of the last generation. He has held ...
... Kandbar, bos encouraged Mr. hopa try to play the Lord Lytton rUe in the Commons. This afternoon, amid general Tory and some Whig cheers, he announced the terms his forthcoming motion in favour of the retention Southern Afghanistan. Questioned by Mr. Charles ...
... Coercion Whigs, end forfeit all claims the of the peo le of Ireland. This an attempt to intimidate members of Parliament, representing Iri-h constituencies, who do not cbo se follow Parne I'a lead. The Land Leaguers can talk about Coercoa Whig*, apparently ...
... carried, Mr. SUtor voting agains* This concluded the business. “THE NORTHERN WHIG” ON MR. SYDNEY BUXTON’S ADDRESS. We take the following leading article from the Northern Whig, leading Irish daily, published Belfast (Jan. ist) : —Mr. Sydney Buxton, whose ...
... profess to be, and are above all things conscientious; but we have nothing i but condemnation, unless it contempt, for the Whig, who is the best, or worst, specimen of the art f of sailing under false colours Providence has yet given an opportunity of ...
... yearsl>efofe that lime. can bet lltl ,i‘. r Mr.'thirtJt late respected father , Un*iui . | ;ir p. r meeting than 2000 when tin* Whig family of the .mpsMled ti» the intellects the oeritHl bv si-attcring hands’ full larh;c Ih>‘wl on the hustings in front ...
... vagrant hair Fly like a whirlwind on the autumn air. While twenty grim ghost* whisper her aside * Dear Sylph, we ware that whig b* tore we died.’ I wonder if women of fashion actually realise what puppets they are ia the hand* of milliners, tailors, ...
... at kart bon Libonl Old*. All wo onau to ooany k that if onrtHprognnof diwewwHo rtiionint briago about aa opoa luptan bitwno Whig* aad Badieok tH fonnDoa of Oouotttutiaaal partp a fuwoa two eratno juaetioa of Liboook Uodorato Oooortntin forooo omh to nuoh ...