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... narrow imit from the Mediterranean coast. We modérn Romans ave extending our conquests from the south. A CHANCE FOR THE OLD WHIGS. It was Mr. Disraeli who once said in one of his speeches that he had made it a rule not to follow the advice of a political ...
... of politicians accorded a welcome to Loord Palmerston as a man of great genius, conjoined with eminent practical ability. Whigs, Radicals, or Chartists were not more ardent in their expressions of delightJthan the staunchest Tories of the oldest school ...
... a man without what way be described as political encumbrances. He had not excited the prejudices of the old Palmerstonian Whigs, as Mr. Bright had done; nor of the clergy and t'-e school-managers, as in the case of Mr. Lowe; and he had a better starting-point ...
... their numbers, The most eminent of Mr. Gladstone's former colleagues, the ablest and most unimpeachable inberitors of | the Whig traditions to which he has lately appealed after ill-advised expressions of contempt, men distinguished for official expericnce ...
... whe prove my assertion false—that 1 am not depend, eng Mr, ()xle;.l bonl::t{, h: thfi‘_lhh:vo in my Es. ish t t Whole water whig h':xlnmd far.-funed Spring., o 8 from the is water is highly recomme - artaking dnd b{th’i:fi.w“? Ge Facul ey Gy e i, orat 1 ...
... Mr. George Russell, as everyone knows, is a nephew of the Duke of Bedford, and by inkeritsnce and heredity he ought to be a Whig; but in fact he is & Radicalwhich when the Duke diccovered from the pages of a magazine, he wrote to his nephew as follows ...
... plain warning of a Belfast newspaper which has always been staunch hitherto in its support of the Government. The Northern Whig declared that in the administration of such & measure as the Ornimes Aot as little us poesible ought to be left to the discretion ...
... have been spared the infliction of his dear and dreary pamphlet. Its author takes the opportunity of reviling the Scottish Whigs for endeavouring, in suicidal style, to conciliate persons of dounbtful opinions, rather than acting upon the dubious policy ...
... angers 0 0 2 York..cocersennnne. 2 0 2 Wakefleld Trinity 0 1 2 BRIGHOUSE RANGERS v. WIGAN. THE RANGERS RECEIVE A * WHIGGING.” The return game between these clubs took place at Lane Head on Tuesday in the presence of a large attendance of spectators ...
... him with having made life and Reform Act, DRUMMOND attracted the attention | Property insecure when he had actually of the Whig Government by the .ing‘]“'mooeodedin reducing crime to greater extent tact and shrewdness which he displayed. ! than the most ...
... bulky in appearance, and his igure was a very familiar one in the Lobby a year or two ago. He comes of a Whig family, but has sdvanced beyend the Whig traditions. Sir Arthur Sullivan and Mr. W. 8. Gilbert are moe more * collaborating.” Sir Arthur Sallivan ...
... public opinion ; and just as men think, or wish to think, or desire to think, the press is obliged to utter. Tory to Tory, Whig to Whig, Radical to Radical—each man has his own newspaper. The commercial man reads the ¢ city article;’ the prize-fighter takes ...