... The earnest, enthusiastic, powerful, altogether ruagnificent Gladstone majcrity to sweep away all the cob. webs of Tory and Whig rule; and a brilliant Brummageu-lacquer sheen was to gladden the hearts of reforming politicians. U , what a fall was ...

... better than • Ibilkeith oottoge, We that Denholat tried for the porches* I of by of the Whigs here, for tJ.e ' sole purpose of getting e sins, hut I then why should lir Whig assume with airs sad make such hypocritical speeches, and all the saying, al minister* ...

... side, and more especially Lord J. Russell must not hope to govern the country by a Ministry formed exclusitely from the old Whig party. Mr W. liimiurnont opposed the resolution. Lord Elam defended the right of Earl Grey to write the letter which the noble ...

... camels and asses. It was • strange spectacle to see this caravan defiling between those Wails flanked with high tower, hirts (Whig lack to the time elf the °rendes and faced with black and yellow marble. The Priam went into the mosque of the Omniaties where ...

... indica in the political piiiiit to a re' (urination cif the Coo sersatiee party. Recruits are coruite! ii hundreds. The mdd Whigs, and Liner:NT of the Coic,titeitional type. get more 'V with the Birmingham programme and with government Icy caprice. 'Die ...

... So we are to have • erowleet foe Councillors alter The Whigs, it seem, are it suits themselves, anil fiduciary dodoes are only tried ou with •Imiumable Tories. Ice, we are wrong; for • certain Whig not long ago was dennuneed tor furriishing about • shillorgs ...

... beitig the party to inaugurate in this, country this important addition to the conventruces of railway trovelling.—A'ertAere Whig. 'rwo men were at work on a scaffolding in a new pit-shaft nem Leeds, about forty feet from the bottom, when their enve way ...

... aid wes that sit abolotoy co.? These is so eZt We Miaow 'tin Imo to oorostor fail ewers el de whisk Mb. whisk we publish. us Whig. We I.Sal aid so. Ade peadows NW en • • OM ...

... Nobody will ever _suppose that Selkirk Burgle' . .selong to the Tories. Let it never ho surmised that they belong to the Whigs. Mr Elliot will not be the first man that suffers for faults which are not bin own. ...

... weregiven, for Lard Bowtnout and Mr Gladstone. JEDRCII UT B II.ICT, On Tiice. Liv iflerirein, i ccii fluwiaout a erou io the It Whig market Aiiy;there were h warriber of reenters preseati id the I,isttori deal:sued of tia. nos a large prci 1,. Ll situ i 11011 ...

... Commons, and the only COM. owner who has worn the Garter since Lord ('astle. rugh ; and all the recently named knights are Whigs with the notable exception of Lord Derby, who was appointed at the Queen's desire. .May it not, then. be said that the order ...

... groping deeper into the mine with little prospect of smaller taxation, and how now about the good and bad times of Tories and Whigs I That it is no good casting up countries, but really it is high time the countries were looking after themselves. That it ...