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... anhorrers. Nt hig and Tory were first used as terms of , mutual reproach at time; the Whigs were so denominated from a cant word given to the sour Scorch convent:cies (whig being milk turned sour.) The Tories were dertomittated from Irish banditti so called ...
... recognized, and cornially welcomed by his old friends, The Masses,' It would be idle to reiterate proysises ; but, as we are not Whigs, for the purposes of faction, or Tories, for the lust of w.wer ; as sae shall neither he cajoled out of our principles by the ...
... recogn and cra*dlally wrlcomed by his old frie.ods, T. e Masses?' It would bridle to reiterate promises . but, as wean e not Whig/. for the purpose of faction, or Tories, for the lust of power , as we sha,l neither he cajoled out of our principles by the ...
... felt to be a hardship. To thg of the amended poor law be it said, there is now a r e t r e ct_. The 'admirable machinery of Whig policy is system of checks and balances. Thus we see in riage law a provocative to matrimony on the 0ng, 5 . 0 0 0rt, in ...
... Monteagle beat him by a majority of twentyeight, Sir Edward was assailed, while speaking from the hustings, with a cry from a Whig snarler, of Off! off I you barber son l Sir Edward, not at all disconcerted, said at once, The difference between the person ...
... the last spark of rebellion—ea period when to lei suspected of being a patriot was almost certain ruin, and when such of the whigs as fell into the royalists' power, expiated their offence with life. The note in Emily's hands In. formed her that he to whom ...
... Paul was an honest man, and much respected ; and, moreover, he was a politician, but, strange to say, not attached to the Whigs,—Church and King was his motto ; and though he expected no favour from the ministers, he always upheld the Tolies. Ile was ...
... out to her mother, The latter appeared greatly delighted with them, and wished that I ahould collect all my pieces together, Whig a large one, In order to give a name to the seiect;on, and that first time she caole London, she would endeavour to get It ...
... was iptiog4 altered,' all'her prior fo. - seination - had .faded. Frederick wee glat le see.that she was not that thoughtless Whig she used to be; in fact; bsr.P.Mure mias,chenged. . — AftNic and dancitig.wep t4e attractions of, the evening, Laura, voice ...
... second theatre of Moscow, which is nppropriated to the performance of French plays, is tolerably ' spacious, very dimly lighted. Whig theatre is the resort of all.the best society in Moscow. I At St. Petetsburgli, as well as in Moscow, the French theatre is ...
... had taken the liberty to present him with some best kidney taturs. MANKIND DIVIDED INTO CLASSES—Mankind, says the New York Whig, may be divided into three distinct classes—first, superlatively honest men—second, confirmed scoundrels—and third, no men ...
... Who's_up now r Lord John. Thank God for that!' And out the interrogator rushes to take his turn at an easy man, for the Whig leader is, perhaps, the easiest man in the house to report, from the hesitation of his speech. Presently a roar will be heard ...