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... — Part V. ZLKY’S REMINISCENCES OF OXFORD. SPOlir GERMAN FOREST-COUNTRY. [ REMINISCENCE OP A MARCH. LADIES IN ICELAND. THE WHIGS’ LAST CHANCE. OUR FRENCH ALLY IN EGYPT. WILLIAM BLACKWOOD AND SONS, EiHSotmon and London. Now i.'early, HENIIY wood's magazine ...
... The Ladies Liadorsa.—Part V. Mosley** of Oxford. Sport a German Forast-Conntry. Kean Id licence March. Ladies Iceland. The Whigs’ Last Chance. Our French Ally in Egypt William Blackwood Somb, Edinburgh and Loudon. ...
... election was abominably more prevalent amongst the Liberals than the Traits. This ought uot to as I have been taught diet the Whigs are the party of parity and righteow,lces and right doing. Alas! peor Ireland to-day is suffering from wrong doing. But, sir ...
... Oft soy of the tin regular sopportara of Ise • Liberal ot had Co •ppreciate rah , •• d elm.? thi the other band, pier eld Whig eit among Wow the It dd for • rearg., 4eendemen who pr o. the .4k of • le .4 Opp.i.ia tiler M.me.. 4 r Wend 014.41 Tr. problem ...
... o'clock chilies seeenbled at the =boob, they nenhalloal is their disk which up itietratrest, re Or WNW by respectin the lid. own Whig. The et ern ed dram, all to their leoliday dean and nosy of then waving thew Taii0111• crowed bowmen, attractive, drew nor ...
... speaker next referred to the state of affairs Egypt. He said that when they were war with any country, matter whether they were Whig, Tory, or Liberal, thoy should all unite tor the common cause of the country and sink party differences to uphold nationality ...
... sterling class ; 'Reminiscence of a march' being one that will be read with no little amusement. A political paper is ' The Whig's Last Chance.' CORNHILL MAGAZINE. '(London: Smith, Elder, and Co., 15, Waterloo-place).-This is a very charming number, and ...
... board in SOM. yid Una his bead he wore a hat , gad other emblems of lotted envied his tankerris, whin be used epee Gni foe Whig_ Wade. His *droll. however, was yeesoled by aa Wtiln beledn the endless a mewl the Mdlllob ato wn, be es spread Genes= es getaksa ...
... and the full final triumph of right and jostles. As a train was running liaiLtia.road $ aide, Wal4m it prowl upon gain% to a Whig timid •131aa an hour. OM Mee* L. apes, berapol abs es.vs sat over &lowed by The . . asisiiiii; gui z ia lt=2 7 = o, l4tirtia ...
... the origin of the word Whig. Scottish tradition runs as follows :—ln the struggle for religious liberty in Scotland one of the parties placed on their banner the motto, We Hope In God, the initials of which make the word. Whig, and they were ,so called ...
... TO LAMM LINDORSB.—Parr Y. weirs Of OXFORD. BMW! IN GERMAN FOILICRT COUNTRY. FJ3IINISOLIICS OF LACK I4DIZS IN ICELAND. TSB WHIGS* LAST CILNCL OUR ALLY IS Win. WILZJ 314CIROOD SONS, Edinburgb and London. SHIPPING. SHIPPING, WHITE CROSS LlNK—Reduced fare ...
... and the aubjeet cd, alter which the Beard rt a the last Local lloara Li, KI atc that it Was not him who made the 3 Captain 'Whig. I A ',DEN. II) licsrisc. August lat. ie (the Clerk, who wow in Steadman, Frenliwater, ;wall, King. and Cooper. 'V iIAIIIMAN• ...