... curiously the ea the pew ids are beckoning? What're to end fru in that mesturglra chest tionaps, and thee instill: *wit is Whig se t h e h u aztha&KoPPof. plè T/Sst I A semi in the sees like a sic* and he loess seatriessases. is the bee bap so Dorsi Im ...

... by no true love of country, by no real loyalty to the Throne, not even by any fidelity to party. Conservative, Peelite, and Whig he had courted and deserted in turn, but ever anil always he had been actuated by the same desire for greatness, by personal ...

... ALTERS.-Feh. 7, at Manmedetwie, Newcastle ETISM Walters. 87 yeark 10. at 13. Lawford.roed. N.W.. Itartiowel sou of the by. A. Whigs , aged two IMAM\ WHITE-Feb. 10. at 5, 9trathedourilku, llaeletta White. wed Si. widow of John w white. ag, sad Stasolord.hilL ...

... ex tent as to what is to be done. pai? c a 6 cueral agreement amongst all men of all Tori m tll(! Uuitet * Kingdom, amongst Whigs and (^iV cs > liberal-Conservatives, Conservatives, and Radi- us a' ° r Nv batever name they may call themselves — there rnusfk' ...

... SOWLUIBOM (Leeds) moved, That in the. opinion of this meeting the time has arrived when the Government of the day, whether Whig, Tory, or I, should direct its earnest attention to the esta- i ent of a peasant proprietary iv Great Britain and j md. Air ...

... the Whigs ; he has heaped upon the Whigs and Whiggery every epithet of infamy and scorn which the resources of his vocabulary supply. He will not allow to the existing Government the credit of Liberalism. It is a coercive Government and a Whig Government ...

... agitation of any kind. It was of the utmost import- ance that they should educate the people against this criticism by Tories and Whigs, and teach the humblest farmer in Ireland the practical value of the Bill (hear, hear). He moved that at tho next meeting of ...

... 4, Co•ee-4 . 1 . W. AV A I N .: I :I I:II ri AL,,M I NA('K Z I,I.AVELLF.. a,. red .11.6 r ba:r ad :1 ) 1. paw. roars% Whig Wet r1uat.3.04.-40,17 Jaws s lhlk.. ad Co, alarm NATA an es pericnccd MA- N, • • Boarr • Praweral Garr eat etrloser. Wurta•-•44omen ...

... strepose that the publication of Lord pativ e hlet, The Truth about the Transvaal, - weeks a seeeswon from the rat.as of the Whig , ll.elical coalition as definite in its way as that of LAN.IPME and the Duke of Atom- The paneeldet Itself is within.; very ...

... rejoice at it, for he avowed that he preferred the honest enmity of Conservatives to the false and treacherous friendship of the Whigs. The bitterest enemy of Ireland was the Liberal Minister who rode to power on Irish votes. At half-past twelve the House divided ...

... the winner of a Balled scholarship • he to the aristocratic class , and he had the eittri:c of the must exclusive cirche of Whig and nothing was ever inure excholve—which England coutained. Schuler, theelogian, historian, preacher, and poet, D au Stanley ...

... CUircr t t Wthasuat SO 1,..-rial UO 4 / 1 . euesteed. on We h.esday. e t &a . nosalelni STOCK al oulseeehhel hem. sod who we Whig about spuftie el U dir Woos* le tor ~WO Myr_ pa -. Ift1110004 : Si au aim 101.0 of see out woman &ea nehodeel - is 'wood the ...