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... —A shopwalker’s •■.I, A Trying Time.—When you are in the ck. The Most Difficult Lock to Pick.— *>d-lock. A Black Business—A Whig and Tory J-ition. The (W)kole Question. —The Mines R-eulation Bill “High Water mark.”—The water-mar in a £l,OOO bank-note. ...
... cent increase ® December 195 _ % per cent increase The average in the rate of gmwm the four month period hy been 36.5 per cent whig has resulted in over 30,00 new current accounts being opened at the bank’s 2% branches. '{l‘hehlbuk is de. lighted with this ...
... IMU, POBEIOH, AMO COLONIAL. a Bad Thing for Slaver. The Whig remarks upon the pernicious influence •tick religious instruction has upon the slaves in Vagiaia, and way of relates that Upon last appearance of the Yankees FrsdwkblsiTK the only negroes who ...
... crowned ridge in stormy sky ; Maybe strange legions — riding high. Still blaze the trail. Like men of flesh did long ago, When Whig and Cavalier were foe ; Armour girt with horn a-blow, ~ To stir the vale. For ’'tis said o'er Kineton's plain, Edmund Verney ...
... (played by Robertson Hare). Ihe last surviving representative in the House of the old Whip party (known to-day as the Free Whigs), and his efforts to restore to England at least some of the liberties that have been steadily filched from us during the last ...
... DOMESTIC, ETC The following members of the former Whig Government have not taken office under Lord John Russell:—Viscount Melbourne, the Right Hon. Francis Thornhill Baring, the F.arl of Fxhridge, the Farl of Alherrnarle, Lord Kinnaird. Richard More O’Ferral ...
... subject altogether for vear. Mr Chamberlain the one side and Mr. I’arnell the other, there is considerable commotion among the Whigs Ido not say they are going to mutiny, but they w ill strain all their private influence order to secure th** adoption more ...
... intensely and entirely Whig its complexion, and the war came to be carried on the party who really believed in it, the party who had inherited traditions, and had policy bequeathed to them William 111. of Orange in fact, in a word, the Whigs. a matter of fact ...
... it is not a new inconsistency in Whig party. Heaven forbid that we should hint that sordid motive* dictate thi* calm acceptance of political reverse*. ; think there ;• more subtle reason. It seem* to ns that the Whig* have recognised tbe principle right ...
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... is nothing Repairs: Our ho{ have no central ment doors and \ council until 201 New houses: Th on our waiting li money with whig no way of raisin The cash we rec will be spent on ernisation progr for new building; guarantee much lower rents to te because ...
... historian. Sir Williaw. gradually broke with the Radical associations of hie early youth and allied himself more closely with the Whig •ectiou of the Liberal party. In 1852 he joined the Ad* ministration of Lord Palmerston as Chief Commissioner of Works, and ...