... sad nit% standing. susual, cried, Oh, way lord. I beg matey. His Lordship sobbed audibly. and was quits overpowered by his Whigs. Having pus so rho block eau, his Lordship ossloood his wooled salaam rod Avidly so a Jodie. NM lordship then addressed the ...

... party names, the words Whig and Torn although they are not much above thirty years old, haring been premed to the service of many simseisious of parties with very different ideas fastened to them.'• Explain the origin of the words Whig and Tory;' and examine ...

... years of age, and the pri.purt.on of the sexes as fo:hees :—Mates, 2,713,931 ; females, 1 720,205,—the sex of the others tot Whig stated. One or the most pleasing festures of Denmark (says a recent travell.r) is the retuarksine aMencs of prVelty. We never ...

... the State and the kingdom. I saw then The man from that time was quiet; he was bound to the predominant in power the great Whig party of the realm, party, and accordingly heaped to swell the majority from ard on the opposition benches I NW, diminished ...

... owing to his appointment to a Government office, and that Lord Dunlop on the Conservative interest, and Lord Dunkellin, on the Whig, will be candidates for the vacant sent. 241:. W. 0. Stanley has issued an address to the electors of the Anglesey boroughs ...

... their own position as far as that could be done with safety. The Tories in power and the Whigs in power were Conservatives ; the Tories in opposition and the Whigs in opposition were Reformers —that is, when judged by their speeches. That the downfall ...

... he expended for the benefit of the nation, is lavished on balls and entertsinments. The Queen, Amelia, Las the reputation of Whig the beat rider and dancer at Athens. iler passion for tie latter accamplisiimert is such that whoever cut dance well is a Welcome ...

... clever, active, popular. This is what the Whigs will furnish. The Dissenters, who look for the downfall of tit! Establishment, may do so if they like. hut they will not suit, It is in the interest of the Whigs to preserve i', and the middle class eee now ...

... alacrity, and ia author ressesnt had skipped out el the roam: net so Mande. She waited tilt the visitor was ammunesh and Sea /Whig, moved slowly towards the deer;aniMmsd beelnued, belf ancemively, half seppliesitiffigly, to bluest William now brought ids ...

... babied, and the essewil la the United Kingdom. Mr. John Lamb, the well known and very papaw Quaker correspondent of the Northers Whig. and writer of ibe Notes on the State of the Country; died of apoplexy on Thursday se'anight. Mr. Lamb has long held a ...

... particularly frees the sips wilag of One, said : Tins meesing betimes theof twelve and my way we o'clock, ea beam, I seem me, sad Whig by the email the they we. easily approach* In% I. what • minute% walk fame_ own door, turnaround, and saw awe close Mint in ...

... peremptorily. As Mr. Pittexclabsed triumphantly, when Mr. Fox brought dhis odelwated argument on the Regency Bill, Now I will aa-Whig the gentleman, they may say, Now we have un-Protestantised these gentlemen I They have given up their own great argument ...