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... Holden give ns the name of single Whig statesman who 1799 or 1800 did not in his heart sympathise with the objections of the Kino It was not till 1801, according to Mr. Massey, another Whig historian, that the Whig* as a Party became Emancipationists ...
... BOOKBINDING. WANTED BOOKBINDING. Preserve your Nokia Kagazhoes. aa Pleiodicalalby Whig bound. R. WALKINMON, 65, ALBION ST., Um% Womb , mad ...
... I remember the time when we thought it quite irppossible that the Whigs should ever hold the reins oftpower again. But what is the state of thinigs at' thea1rescnt moment P . The Whigs are vir- tually ?? agland. My belief is1 however, that at the next ...
... which cannot be gainsaid, and some modes of action which seem to follow as a natural sequence. Nobody in this country, be he Whig, Tory, or Radical, believes that the amount which the nation pays to the Imperial Exchequer yearly in name of taxes is just ...
... To eme end asm, which farmed with keg riot hole, the draft rads feem the frwnn the end the arm peopled the plimghfag rone. Whig the the eanteal peritten rim lever m etetiml the draft rede me honaontol, and alee are the itoUagropra. When the frame hna ...
... ad on Wm. I IS for a fast. Iliad irbleb la me I.ulSM to It I° Paavhst be Wog wirs• %Ist Is as media OD he as 1 brow per Whig, ahoy.% ibis is by ilisraat abl e es I me uii N lin susse—ldi we mi Welk. pees 4 weans I 1 My Aid I see bauble his—? limeeleile ...
... enough (or plain man like m la hie falsetto votes be cries ** Irelaad Nation I * And with his doable tongas **Na Separation A Whig ones hsariag orator sav. One snoogfa for a plain aaa mm. Oomiag haans lata night from meeting peoelaieed. He was ran into gnol ...
... necessary ivgister at all deeds Jaslmga with land in the West Hiding. C. F., Mancheeter.—The Duka of Westminster returned by IVni a Whig, ia member of Brooks'*, the Devonshire, City Liberal, and Travollora* Clubs, ami was Master of the Hone under Mr. Glad* aioar's ...
... A. . YA Mand a o. 'L1 M I TEB D FULLY PBEPARED with a, W7ELL-SELECTED STOCK COAS, of P7EPHY2G ~COATS, For.Xb LUSTRE SACS, ,W.HIG ESTS, BEAlr ,'STRW HATS, f or LIGHT TWEED S DLMETS AND, CRICKET OTITS-. , AILO SUrITS, . or 0 S 'OR BLOUSES, BOYS. DRILL SUITS ...
... attempt to stir up animosity adinst the Irish people can be treated with contempt and detision. (Cheers.) The Belifast Nortierly Whig made remarks to a similar effect. Thehon. MemberI thought he had sufficiently shown that Mr. Justice Day, as a, Judge on the ...
... Done ha had undertakeneund because I not only prefer Whiggismn in the abstraot to Toryism, and as it is to be hoped that the Whigs now in power will fulfil their three great promises-vinz., the aboltion of slavery re en mont, and moderate reform-1 must confess ...