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... that's likely ttory. Because you vote for Whig in town. And I support Tory Do’st thloh I'm sach scurvy fool. To treat friend unwell * I only bold, eacteat ruin. candle to the Devil, Your landlord rails himself Whig. And boets ofwhiggish glory. And mine, ...
... WEALTH OF THE WHIGS. The Tory papers frequently cite with exultaiiou the ad. mission in article of (he Kltnhurgh attributed to Lord Bioitgham, that the landowners possessed of a-year ami upward* were nearly all Conservatives. Assuming for the sake argument ...
... THE ROCKINGHAM WHIGS. Lord Rockingham’s follower? were what might be called the family compact Whigs—representing the principle* of pre.-crijitive Whiggery. Lord Shelburne’s fart ion had originally been firmed by Lord Chatham, and affected to act ind ...
... the modern idea seems that “ Whig simply an abbreviation “ wiggjtnore,” as is sometimes written, “whiggamore”; but is least possible that the latter is only development olderword “ whig.” In its non-political sense “whig” baa several meanings, among them ...
... Wellington and Sir Robert Peel, parties o. The Whig Whig running to seed, one who was Whig, but who rapidly taking up Katin notiona. one i» against Triennial Parliaments, tin* Bd!ul,ste. today, hut advocate for them to-morre v. Let the reader look for ...
... WHIG.U O? THE WHEEL. BY IXIOX. inr far coming *— 4.M p.m. lland-.v J.M .. Tuesday .. ' •• Thursday.., .# »• The C.C. their first the •rama at Irwell last ereuia*. time sjwril. The Dover Rea l C.C. met the Wanderers Cricket Chib ...
... cluihrely the of hi* was the candidate of the Whigs for the dignity Sytu. tor for his State, but was defeated. In 1866 his name was at the head of the list of the electors of IlUnoil, who Toted for Fremont, opposition to Buchanan. In 1858 he was unanimously ...
... OUR CONTEMPORARIES. TRE WHIGS AND THE EXPECTED REFORM BILL. [From the Morning Jlerold.] Thonch the wild excitement of the Reform Bill tamed dosrn, and af'er the victory the people reeled while on their great acnieretnent. the Radicals had not forgotten ...
... forthcoming Iriyh Land BUI may not accepted the Whig#, and >* the high, minded Eadicala ot-hi» own party, ha# let it be known, that that reaolt will at once introduce the threatened Oonnly Prarchiee Bill, with the object #wampfag. a# hope*, the Oofeaerthtive ...
... BT RADICAL. POLITICS OF THE PEOPLE. BV OSE OF THEJISELVES. Part I. Price la. The Whig s Courcssio*. ...
... BANK.No. 17. KING WILLIAM-ST., CMARING LONDON. Capital ...
... PBUti STOKES, | HIGH-ST.. BROADWAY, DEPTFORD. BSCOXSTRUCTIOS Of PHOTOGRAPHIC DBPABTMHHT. WHIG* Mow Biit>»»i.v K»W MAN4ii(M>MT, with Pkuh Stock *f Plktu ull the kettiM maker, Uoort Ceaeue ».d Scndbik* »t Stom Paicu. mteudief furcbwMS my—t before yarrheeißw ...