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... candidate, will be opposed-—Mr. H. R. Grenfell, one of the present members for Stoke-upon-Trent, will be put forward by the 'Whig party the general election. The Conservatives, it is thought, will bring forward only one candidate.—lt is rumoured that Lord ...
... Tories could quote fully ten to one whisters against the Whigs. The Whigs are too superficial, too crotchety, and too self-opinionated whist players ; and. Worse than all, too distrustful. A Whig could never trust his partner could not for moment disabuse ...
... front it.— Viync's Travels in Mexico and South America, Whig r. Tory.—The Whig has his dogmas; the Tory has his traditions. The Whig is a political doctrinaire : the Tory is a political devotee. The Whig believes in the divine origin * liberal measures,” and ...
... 20 miles, bounded on the north the Rappahannock, and south by the Anna river. MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT DAVIS. (From the Richmond Whig, May 4.) The message of President Davis, was to be supposed, considering the short time which has elapsed since the adjournment ...
... immediate escape. has indicated pretty clearly tho mansion to which he will next resort, but be ill lingers on the premises of the Whigs. It argues ill for the confidence of the latter in the stability their tenement that they have not had the courage at once ...
... principle of the great Conservative party altogether, and adopted the shreds, patches, and remnants of the political creed of the Whigs. This was simply a rcductio ad absnrdum. The inference never was and never could be justified. Sir Robert Peel never did anything ...
... Board of Charity Commissioners. At considerable length the honourable member denounced the board as gr oss Whig job, and its office perfect Whig snuggery. It not only entailed considerable charge upon the country, hut owing to the reckless and profligate ...
... show that the writer of ** Robinson Crusoe” was the hired spy and the venal doer of all sorts of literary dirty work fur the Whig Government of George I. Since Grant’s flanking movements, flanking is a term used the soldiers to describe almost everything ...
... Guardians would be foolish enough to proceed to vote, and carry it in favour of a new house, I formed my opinion knowing that the Whig aristocracy of the Board are strongly in favour of a new Union Workhouse; for instance, Messrs. Addison, Miller, Pilkington ...
... Duchies would have been settled by arbitration. Can anything be plainer than tins ? England is alone, and, if we are to believe Whig statesmen, because alone—powerless. In the words of General Peel, Lord Russell has “ made us an open shame to our enemies, ...
... proprietors nine out of ten arc Churchmen. And how these regard the matter may l>e gathered from what was stated a distinguished Whig nobleman. Lord Lyttleton, at meeting in London a short time ago, viz., that if any of his tenants persisted in refusing to ...
... the first time in Blackburn. How far is it go ?—(Cries of further.”) It remains with you, working people -I appeal from both Whig and Tory to the people at large. I say again, as I said before in the newspapers, I believe shall be compelled, unless the ...