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... of affairs, and the Whig policy of annexation was full swing—- a policy by the way against which no one probasted more earnestly than did the late Lord Jeaconsfieed. The second Sikh war was crush ed out like the first, but the Whigs under Lord] )alhotjsie's ...
... become a Conservative. But so loug as he confines himself to false and violent assertions, I shall beg to subscribe ravself A WHIG WHO HAS NOT RATTED. Christmas-Day, 1882. CHELMSFORD HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. To the Editor, Sib, —Seeing in your paper that a ...
... mistaken if what SIR CIIALES DILKE c had to say on this subject will cause a twvinge of alarm to even the most timorous of Whigs. I-e is , in favour, it is true,, of admitting those who i, happento dwell beyond the limits of the towns to the privilege ...
... ..d help to the young in th eir efforts their brood ; ,to wee riwtw.t the well.to.do Mimes with the Owes we very Is 4,000 Whig do, Amity, le In Scat, . odes d & agog, the biome am ; 1b misery, bad noes* wed ▪ to ohm oohs It • limy. hut the with Irby ...
... tiey of interest, Conservative Westminster euds the rich and extensive Grosvenor estate, propertv of the wealthiest of our Whig peers. e:-l Chelsea embodies the aristocratic suburbs of usin on, Notting Hill. and Bronipton, whose ,lays m would naturally ...
... officer remained, and was not ashamed to pre- sent himself to the electors of Mallow. For what had they to thank the present Whig Government? Three years ago they would have let the Irish people starve but for the charity of the world; and why need he delay ...
... 15 S 33W. Sabrina barque, of Liverpool, Nov 30. 4 S 32 W, all well. Smidt (german barque), steering south, Nov I. 17 532 W. WHIG 3 (four-muted ship), steering mouth, Nov 27, 1 N 23 W. William °rake, of Fowey, Dec 11,9 N 27W. ...
... Saturday, and called on the two most prominent of the electors—namely,Sir Denham Norreys, the lord of the soil and once himself Whig representative of the borough, and the Rev. Canon Wigroore, the perish priest. The latter, however, it Is folly understood ...
... look, cl upon his children ami Ir.j wife an-; askei! for work und the means of livfiiC, what was the reply «f the civilised Whig Government the employers of Mr. ?? * 'Ihey S'ud. We *il! iiot give you out-rloor relief . we will not enable you to continue ...
... ARA _ —. 9 1 4 .._ g r Zl i r at PLIMPTON, January SC lile-A APTA'I4I, TRAIN TAmare Whig. . added 4-1 , ),I0L. ma Idierreide ; rAssitiat. tdip.on. ' WM:IAL TI radius sr/41. g, Z s igilatarraftieriaitri lonise ea Wm AR 4 ibe igWelt HA - Nigb ...
... . I In the political world will be mimed Ma. Ossoms, the brightest and most Incisive of Parliamentary satirists; Sze Gm; a Whig statesman of long experience; Lose Hmaowee, a moderate Conservative; Lose Tarnmern, Permanent Under. Seeretary at the Foreign ...
... railer at the Press; Sir Avchibald Alison belonged to a school which s now pretty well exinct. e was too honest to masquerade in Whig clothes, or to have any belief in the ** Liberal-Conservative ” of whom he heard in his old age. What he would have said of ...