... But all were for the State.” and when the hoisting of the national standard was regarded as absolutely outside limitations of Whig or Tory or Radical. Now, it seems, our sign of Union is a signal of divison, and when a vessel has to hoist her standard it ...

... suggested the immediate retura of the money - Cm‘ your lordship,” says the cabman, grinning. why not?” rejoins the immortal Whig. “ W lerd. T thought a great nobleman like you of meant to give me the moREy as compensal the hopour of Criviog you:; 80, a ...

... supported Discaeli in asking for a committee to en_quire into the causes of ngricultural distress, and in ‘the next year out-whigged Lord John Russell by opposing his Ecclexinstical Titles Act, which prevents Roman Catholies assumine titles tsken from any ...

... ? The University of Oxford had rejected Mr. Gladstone, so of course Mr. Gladstone had turned his back apon it. Again, the Whigs had rejected him, so of course he turned his back upon them. There was nothing in either incident to shock the conscience of ...

... T. Law; Mr. Pickering, 4, average £25, highest £3O 155, by Mr. Trueman . Mr. Evang, 1, £26 158, by Mr. C. Fowler; Me. G. B Whig. worth, 3 Hereford, average £22 ss. ; Mr. Thos, Battams, 5 shorthorn, average £25 10s., by Meossrs, C. Evaus, F. T. Brown, ...

... ordinary circumstances we would hail every measure that would do away with our religious disabilities, all of which were of Whig or Radical origin, it is not right that Mr. Gladstone should now pass his measure. We have to consider the intention of the ...

... appeared next morning -in the metropolis. Domestic politics were not his line, however, and no one ever knew whether he was Whig, Tory, or Radical. ~_Personally Mr. Black was a small, wellshaped man, with a handsome face always distinguished by spectacles ...

... cries out for vengeance on those who shed innocent blood. For it was in the dreadful *Kkilling time,” and they were * dour Whigs ” that went to their death unrepentant and unconfessed. There, on the left, the round slopes of the Kilsyth Hills rise into ...

... to regain Ireland’s freedom. 1 call upon my fellow-countrymen in Great Britain to ignere the convention summoned by Irish Whigs” under the shadow of English influence. I call upon them to maintain the attitude of a self-respecting people ; to assert the ...

... Parliament in 1830 as member for Aldborongh, and in 1837 he successfully contested Perthshire, ousting Fox Maule, a prominent Whig leader. The late Earl succeeded to the Peerage on the death of his father in 1840, and after he entered the House of Lords ...

... Government. ' | Thus amended it was allowed to pass without oppo| sition. The Tories thought they had *dished the ' | Whigs,”” whereas the Whigs had really carried , | their Bill, though the Tories were claiming the | credit of it. Lord Derby had taken his ...

... she should take not only ordi Mfl, cautions, but extra ones 100, when required ul:sry reillness. Matters pertaining to health whig;-. would never overlook in her children, she should she iinore in her own case or feel them of lighter mo; not She should ...