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... and in the case of a supreme difficalty by a strictly legal process befure u tesponsible and impartial tribunal, The Northern Whig (Belfast) says that the Bill has evidently heen curerully framed. It contains many excellent provisions, Some of the safeguards ...
... placed in power by William IV., he came back(as a London correspondent points out) from the country with a minority ; and the Whigs carried an amendment to the Address lamenting that the progress of reform had been ‘‘interrupted and endangered by the unnecessary ...
... fight for what they behieved to be right. What was the position of political affairs to-day ? The newlyformed Cabinet was a Whig Cabinet. There were not more than three Progressives in it—Lord Rosebery(applause)—who was a Progressive and a nobleman by ...
... book. I'll be responsible for the geese, lnd‘xa{ all the damage if any there be.” This decided the matter. The boy placed the whig in the monareh's hand, and startedon his errand. The geese soon discovered that the whip was no longer in the hands of their ...
... could make him out,” *“l[ | a conundrum myself,” replied him up.” IEFL, on the occasion of a minis- after he had ousted the Whigs, fay we keep their plaices with- —* Drunk again! Oh, Jchn, you would never touch a glass to your A rgonot—“ Right, M'riar. ...
... perseverance had larger scope. 5y L% b i B ity 1u politics Mr. Barber was, what in the old days would be called, an old-fashioned Whig, which did not however prevent his coutesting the boreugh of Halifax in the Conservative interest in the year 1880 agaiost ...
... his cousin, he sat for Malton in the unreformetl Parliament of 1831. He has throughout his life identified himself with the Whig interest, to which his family traditions belong, n.nfl until the Home Rule question arose he, like Lis son, followed Mr. G ...
... replied Clara, “so I gave him up.” SIR RoßerT PEFL, on the occasion of a ministerial fish dinner, after he had ousted the Whigs, gave as a toast, * May we keep their plaices without their flounders.” Mgs. ARGONOT—* Drunk again! Oh, Jchn, you promised ...