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... be put off to a later date. Colonel Saunderson was an interesting, though not a great, pokitiean. In Ws early life he was a Whig, and, if I mistake not. supported the disestablishtnent of the Irish Church. In tes later years he went over. body and soul ...
... Conservative as in modern times it has been described as being. is to be put to the test. Its early traditions were, of course, Whig. The Liberalism of the Berkeleys was not a consuming fire, although in it was a sufficiently active principle to commit them ...
... a kiss to vote for her friend Charles Fox and even more heroic was the conduct of Mrs. Beaumont of Bretton, long one of the Whig Queens of the West Riding. To her, at the cnsis'of a hardfought contest, a wire-pulling Tory said in triumph : Well, it's ...
... passion of the moment, and, as Disraeli said, in the world I of affairs the opportune was often better than the excellent. The Whigs were foolish enough to make him a martyr. The Tories found, rather than made. him a hero. Addison's government fell, and his ...
... In South Africa itself the terms mean a' conflict of ideas and prejudices between town and country, in much the same way as Whig and Tory used to mean in England. Underlying such ideas and prejudices in the sub-Continent racial sympathies are' bound to ...
... NIT. Willi I WON sad MIMI= •Se ;MITI ORION &NOM CORNWALL • ISOUTIDEVON &SOUTH CORNWALL, ;.f/-.TIE . UOTELS OP TIE WORLD. Ye Whig • hie t. Chimed Iliumnfooks . 1&& - smsursubi&&&ou.• a co. won- model . ...
... The observed that Mr. Whitbread had found so many blots in the Bill that one was tempted to ask, in the words of the great Whig Minister (Lord Melbourne), Would it not be batter to leave the whole matter alone ? That was the view be was inclined to ...
... Ake Regular Whigs to CALCUTTA. Apply to Thos. Cook & Son, 365, High Street ; Cornelius & Boulter, Promenade ; Workman & Co.. 24. Clarence Street, Cheltenham; or Anchor Line Etuo d lerson Brothers) limited, 4. St. Mary Axe, or ty, Water Street, liverpooL ...
... probably true that the Press was read by people who accepted its deliverances as macular ; though even then, the Whig reader went to the Whig paper to find his opinions expressed, and the Tory reader followed —what was equally congenial to him. For a ...
... turned up, I &weed that tho There is a tr: opinion, and Burke, turni House of Cm Estate, the probably tru who accept though even Whig paper the Tory re: congenial tc no doubt, tl moderate a Spectator sec Press to has. in politics, a ' popular power of th - ...
... prison for seven days, while Smith, who bad been previously convicted, was sentenced to is days. LANGUAGE. Newry South NC for Whig obscene language, was fined ss. DiumErNigds i n tiOTETiiilFE.;aarged with being drunk and table on January soth. As there were ...
... 1847, Sir W. Jones was elected as the first Conservative Member for Cheltenham by a majority of over the lion. C. F. Berkeley. Whig. Incidentally, there was another Conservative .n the ld fie, a crank of the name of Captain C. n Smith, who polled the handsome ...