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... advocated, in National questions, ihisalag to national representatives. Lord HaVogl= himself as • Whig, but he really discarded the principle of the old Whigs, who fought against the treaty of the Union to the death. Of Mr. Chamberlain's speech, he said ...
... be due to him.—l be Clerk scaled that he had written to Mr William's solicitor soknowlegiug the rectiipt of the writ, and *Whig that be elluuid ...
... in the county the will visit every village of consequence, and meetings will held at the into of one a night, each meeting Whig wail advertised by the van in the neighbourhood of the A start will be Nub IN tits Dtelden. slid the van will thee atmisMee ...
... institutions in developing the strength of a nation. He observed that he was still proud of the name of Whig ; he desired to maintain and uphold Whig principles, and he felt gratified that his name was preceded on the roll of burgesses by the illustrious ...
... : I acknowledge that I am still proud of the name of Whig, and, notwithstanding anything that may have happened in recent times in my political life, I profess still to maintain and uphold true Whig principles. It is therefore a source of no little sa ...
... descripti present political situation. 3 , speech, which contained the almost ' 0 appeal that lie might allowed to . * name a Whig, the Marquis Hurting ...
... national questions, listening to national representatives. Lord Hartington described himself as a Whig, but he really discarded the principle of the old Whig,who fought against the treaty of Union to the death. Of Mr. Chamberlain's speech, he said that the ...
... and the Grand Dukes. The e embraced and kissed each other, and the meeting cordial. The two Emperors afterwards Palace, a whig of which has beeu set apart for. visitor, who was met there by the Empre-s streets and houses along tbe line route decorated ...
... Jules %oder, meek, and Mr. Fielder. son of the dammed, the emecomes moot to the will, the gross value of the penenal ants Whig hni.334- the will of the Hoe. Leoeard Ain Aidiglon, hits of Ratable House. Clan Hydra. dm the e cpeawl tbs ai fis i t citation ...
... week our representative waited upo ftl ing e ffi hale and hfty. SSg His complaint was k Jnev dlschar dv * , .f * symptoms of whig examined him but v year aga Hls doctor n keep still and to seeK &n did not improve kttbjffi ih °wever seeing that thing Hughes ...
... the men to do the work who are most likely to do it well for the public, utterly and entirely regardless whether the man is Whig, or Tory, or Radical. (Loud cheers.) ...
... opprobrious epithet founded on these fabrications Ameng otber instances he gives the following : ‘Those si!ly terms of reproach, Whig an: ‘ory, are atill preserved anung us, as if the palladium of British liberty was cuarced these friends of the Court and the ...