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... coined, even in that busy iiiint ot logical counterfeits. ' And. more. Mr. Disraeli bad (lie satisfaction of dinbiiig the Whigs, who sere his enemies. Mr. Gladstone, ou the other hand, dished Dissenters, who were his friends.* Those were, indeed, wonderful ...
... concerned, this hep* bae elio*u promise reelieeliqa. A rear •r two ago Tensers tea of*M) a-teiiptsas Ssrrlus £S par annum place whig* tare* or foar would agree t* subscribe that itKHUit, and an official circalar oa th* aakitit *aa issued, but was promptly ...
... was that a quantity of gold Jewellery had stoles from the winilows and cows. articles lieftg left untouched. Addition* osei Whig made to the premises. and it is sappeasil the burglar, or burglars, entered i skylight, and then ransacked the shop. The value ...
... Parliamentary Defeat** for 18M. When the Bill founded resolutions reached the House of Lord*. Lord Grauvill©, then leading the Whig Peer.-, objected the ground of wont of not ire; but Lord the House (of Lcr.ls) that though the Bill tor renewing tlm Choiter ...
... the Rebellion: and on William lll.'a coronation day the Gazette announced eleven dignities, all of which were rewards for Whig services. It was only the accession of William IV. that creations have betrayed party colour, the bewtowal of the nine baronies ...
... Parliamentary fought hard for hie roTal prcrogatires, and all hie aerrtce* to Engllah were, might my. reality. William regarded the Whig party with aa much favour did the'Jkrry Partx. end regarded aa deteatoble. Shortly after the birth of William 1830, hie father ...
... even in their own ranks that ever liens! wince lie had tee occupied in political life. Tliev idew lag the Socialists and cold Whig*. Hiey told tie in (lie House of (omuioiia ami in the country that they were going to destroy the House of and they had made ...
... Lancaster, Quaker (applause). Hi# system introduced the year 1798 was pro- I and received the patronage of George* [III. In Mr Whig bread introduced Bill int» Parliament which proposed to provide school every parish, the cost te defrayed out of the rates ...
... time. Lord Carrington is a poor aker. and master Parliamentary arts. Hut lie lielongs to that class of politicians aliuli the Whig party found invaluable in the •lavs of the great Reform Bill—the class of which l>>rd was shining example. If l.otd Carrington ...
... celebrated by Sonthry's poem, &eft on his wedding-night, from a too free indulgence in the honeyed drink. ORIGIN OF THE TERM WHIG. Burnet, in the History of His Own Time, (vol. i., page 43) under the year 1648, gays:— The south-west counties of Scotland ...
... placo the whole particulars before them. Perhaps when that authority really knew what the eireumatasem this Union ware and whig number nice homes them in the neighbourhood, cud how euniemfiillj they had boarded out children before, they would be able ...
... referring to the retirement of Mr 8. C. and Mr C, G. exeellonc portraits of both these gentlemen being given- Another subject about whig* Mr White writes interestingly ths.G.W* Trip,' and the origin off this annual excursion. Me, says ths Mechanics' Institution ...