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... must not he supposed that the acting editor of the Owl gentleman highly skilled in his profession allow aspiring diplomats Whigs Tories or Radicals to infringe the proper limits of journalism The editor indeed edited severely and held a somewhat difficult ...
... protect the country from any invader which was all the country should fear The people had been humbugged bamboozled and swindled Whigs and Tories for the purpose of maintaining enormous interest possessed by the aristocracy in the land He was a Liberal of Liberals ...
... chopped down .'lOO apple treesto “spite Betsy.* Thr Chattanooga Times asks: “Whither are we drifting ? To which the Knoxville Whig replies : “It would bo profane in us to say.” Upon a modest gravestone in Vincennes Cemetery appears the plaintive legend : ...
... lion, South-street, nearest the West end goal, thus ending football day, as it began, in general drinking of healths. Kick Whig, kick Tory; Wind and Water is Dorking’s (ilory,” so says a motto surmounting the halls, but if this is so, Dorking did not ...
... not ashamed to confess he is a thorough educated Conservative ; which, in his opinion, is farbetter than to be an educated Whig, alias Radical.” ...
... Cabinet certainly four or five willing once to sever the connection between Church and State, and they were only restrained the Whig portion of the Cabinet, asdsted by the Conservative minority (hear, hear); but so long' that Conservative minority remains ...
... by an Englishman (or any of bis works if the works of an Englishman) would have obtained for the author that fame which the Whigs have bestowed upon Chalmers. He gave me the idea of person who spoke more for effect than utility —to produce admiration for ...
... .” But it was erected a hundred years ago.” The CJtnttanooya Times asks: “Whither are we drifting ? To which the Knoxville Whig replies: It would be profane in us to say.” How is it,” exclaimed the late Horace Greeley one day to subordinate, that such ...
... lists appeared there wen murmuring* in the Radical section of the Liberil party that the appointments were all going to tha Whig*, but these ominous ebullitions of feeling subsided w ;en Sir 0. Dilke, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. nnd Mr. Mundella, in addition to Mr ...
... make so distinguished a mark. In the autumn of 183*2 issued an address to the electors of High Wycombe, in opposition to tbe Whig candidate, but failed to be returned by a few v.-tes. On the dismissal of the Melbourne Ministry in lss4. again appealed to ...
... Hospital would be in Julv, when the the Corporation to provide Iwths for the i apprenlu-ed (Applause.) report would be presented, whig , would no,. , , r) . ' a . >ltl ,, ria | t ...
... way of stroll through the glory,” it ia but live minutes' walk from the town. Unlike the football revellers' motto that Kick Whig kick Tory ; wmdand water ia Dorking’s glory,” the glory is pl -asant situate tho southern extremity of the « u. Turning up ...