... ridicule of their own comrades (see Graydon and Tnacher), as well as of the British: who were very merry over the capture of a whig officer on Long Island (Dec., 1777), witu his (ommissiou and two silver spoons in his pocket. Proof is not wanting that some ...

... literal party had not been justly dealt with in past times, for nearly the same names, nearly the same men were found in every Whig government; and the long experience of these officials parliament gave them great power to baffle all attempts at reform. He ...

... liberal party, he professed their preference for the present administration, declaring that they had no wish to seat the Whigs again ofiice.—Mr. moved, by way of amendment on Mr. Cardwell's motion, “That the house generally approves of Lord Canning’s ...

... same way I would deal with East Somerset, where there are two Tories. Ido not see why there should not be one Whig along with them, or two Whigs and one Tory which would be better. (Hear, and laughter.) Under these conditions I would reduce the county franchise ...

... on of ™m»)e”o Parliament, sign of how the wind blows with that patty which itself conservative, because is opposed to the whigs. Everybody seems delighted with the success the Earl Talbot—best known years ago as Lord Ingestee.and captain the navy-in obtaining ...

... the restitution of the ship and crew by the Neapolitan government, is a trump card for the present government. In Norfolk the whig and tory families are lighting each other with the same war cries— Reform, Retrenchment, Education, &c. With the prospect of ...

... dinners, and hunting, shooting, and racing, but they are still, and they feel they are, pariahs, even to the most liberal of whig barons, viscounts, carls, marquises, and their sons, and they will be long they retain the distinctive names and features of ...

... gloaming the Whig whips ara roaming, Their pack, once so tame, running wildly astray; Ou divisions checkmated, in speakmg o’er-weighted, Tne Hopes of tbe are all tied awayl The loaves and the fishes have left Hayter’s dishes. the pay-office no Whig quart: Despite ...

... names of thirteen persons. Rcpresf.ntation op East Somerset. The Wiltahire County Mirror responsible for the following:—“The Whig party in this division of the county, headed by the Earl of Cork, have resolved on bringiug out Sir Charles Hoare, Bait, of ...

... Boston of tie 4lh of July, writes:—“ Ur. Choate’s oration before the assembled democrats and their bootblacks, the old-line whigs, was a wonderful product on. The very drat paragrap contained two hundred and sixty-six words, uttered Mr. Choate without pausing ...

... city ot Mexico alone at from live six mulions. 0 down the great defender of the Revolution. In the year i of gold (value jed Whigs; oratora shining parts and of were exported front New Booth Wales, ana /(Xzbjbbo highest promise, whose eager ambition was ...

... is very shaky indeed. Lord John BosaelJ, who believes the House can neve: be safe unle-s rests on a solid substratum of Old Whig family clique, is seriously apprehensive that the want of such basis at present endangers the whole struclure. Wiscount Williams ...