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... it was only an, hone-st thing,, after they had beau beguiled. betrayed, misled, and deceived, and after the manager of ('he 'Whig, having an. inkling of the miatter, ha~d written saying they were prepared to insert, the advertisement on similar co~nditions ...
... the mover of toe £ orst resolution in favour of me- forming representation in the Rouse of Commons, then in the hands of thbe Whig and Tory families ,of th-e -ime. But to-day the empire can speak i mafor itort witht nn'rommele Davice. n -ls ;2ish Psatry ...
... his attitude as p rolitician. Like MT. Gladstone himself, he held very mixed- opinions. The duke has bean de- scribed as a Whig by fanily, a Liberal by intellect, independent by nature, and Conserv-ative by in- clination: but, as a matter of fact, he ...
... from the F carious distric(ts in proportion to th leir populations. |as sneested bh lie Belfast News-Letter and ! - Nrt!o irn Whig.' ha (M ?? Crheit) wvooldI have bc-en the rst to bow to the i7ecision of tle -issociation N ,~dt~ig cool IbI fairer theni, ...
... rcefe';e to his dead father. (I hrne. This would nor hrare 'a -currec-Iin thed Ilifer'rneso tile P1.e, otier e~lito at thie Nrh-I Whig'. Me.:tahcokmizht had thtc instincts of a, gen-,tleman.An (Hear. )hear.l A-nother clriuntnefact in ronet-ott-hn with this ci ...
... give every man his rights, notwithstanding his social I position, -and his answer to the Belfast News- Letter and Northern Whig, which made these appeals that they should submit their rival claims to an association to be formed bv delegates from each ...
... 1323. BIr, ecev!od an academic education, studied aw, and, begas its practice in 1844. Hpe -wa:s a egae to the Na- tional Whig Convention of 1843 and 1852, and a. member of Congress fromn 1855 to 1861. 1ie en- tered the Repablican party scm afier ilE ...
... There is no room for any suchl sneer now-- n iin filac-, t'here has never been room for it since j M;, Disraeli dished the Whigs in 1867 and made t cue working In1t the arbiter of the fortunes if our political parties. E'rim that doa to this | as education ...