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... in the ascendant, and Lord Eskimos' was a Tory of the Tories. A Whig was made to suffer severely if be came within reach of the arm of the court. Sir John Henderson, a zealous Scotch Whig. was once up for sentence before the full bench, for some offence ...
... the Ladies of the Queen's Bedchamber. On the 3rd of May, on a division on • bill to suspend the Constitution of Jamaica, the Whig Government of Lord Melbourne found themselves with only a majority of five in a house of Looking on this vote as an expression ...
... important M 151111111.6 the Whigs in office, so folks said, doing less than the Coneervatives. The truth was that the more advanced Liberals of thet day were baulked of their fond hopes, not merely by Lord John's own character aa Whig of the old historical ...
... drunk with great oordiaiity, the toast being coupled with the wish that his Conservative inatincta might so grow that, being a Whig, he might soon be tranformed into a thorough good Tory. Humendale, i was said, could not have a better repreeentative then ...
... provided only the Irish Parliament would first aid him to beat down the English landed aristocracy and disencumber himself of the Whig leaders whom, in alliance against Mr. Gladstone, be is now countenancing. Should the Irish power prove tougher than be calculates ...
... occasion that most Whiggish of Whigs, Lord Brougham, who, in a speech full of bitter sarcasm, taunted his quondam friends and allies with getting back into office upon a bedchamber question. He analysed the shameless lie about the Whig ladies being friends of ...
... tacalmlle M ?wn!' Lieblee signature bloc ink across label LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. Extracts sold as BARON I.l . eblip or Whig's bare no connection ...
... a ship or vessel, usually one of the ordinary hands, or chase before the mast. Wir. J. H., JUNE., Newcastle. —(L) The word Whig, says Dr. Brewer, is from Whiggant•more, a corruption of (pack-tiaddle thieves), from the Celtic (a pack-saddle). The Scotch ...
... COUNTRY are executed at LONDON PRICES has the nearest Depot, namely, LONDON, LIVERPOOL BRISTOL. or GOOLE, Lbw effecting a great Whig of AdMr :---niI..APOLLINARIS . CO., pIITED. 19, Regent euee~ Lonacu, pr v E'S FOOD. S'OOD.—For Infants and Invalids. For Growing ...
... kwho, settling in New in 111/7 id a barrister, acquirill an extensive practice. He was ea earnest reformer, leader of the Whigs in Newcastle, the gasociate and friend of Grey, Fox, Sheridan, and Brougham in Parliament, and the supporter of Doubleday, ...
... for it ; in the next place, tho Ministers would vote for it without their followers ; in the third place, a great number of Whigs would vote for it ; and to the fourth place not a small number of quiet-going Radicals. The truth was that the Prime Minister ...
... and to-day naturally excite many enmiti.,e, and Sir Robert Walpole aroused many enmities and great combination of Tories and Whigs, who, agreed in nothing el.e, agreed in a motion which thee brought forward in the House of Commo. and the motion was this— ...