... The electoral campaign will have to be fought by the Conservative Party without allies, against the usual coahtion of the Whigs and the Radicals, the Irish Nationalists being malevolent neutrals, who side with neither, and who will husband their strength ...

... him under compulsion. And this was the ‘command in the Mediterranean —that pleasant marine retirement which a good, faithful Whig had been earning by toil at the Board in Whitehall, toil in the lobbies of the House of Commons, by long and enduring patience ...

... which the names of the characters seriously impede critical investigations. Mr. Costello discourses tritely on the end of the Whigs who are still alive, though Lord Beaconsfield declared they were dished long ago. Miss Gordon Camming contributes Legend from ...

... Confederate Secretary of State does not yet see the necessity, nor approve of the policy, arming the slaves. The Richmond, Whig opposes President Davis’s proposition to emancipate the slaves after service. Butler, in a speech which he made at the sth ...

... and far-seeing views of Walpole, and has even succeeded iu infusing interest into account of the endless bickerings of the Whigs of those days, and the confused mesh of foreign politics into which Walpole was unwillingly drawn. It seems to ua, however ...

... , Wrought Iron Lattice Girders—their design and construction, , _. , Wrought and Cast Iron in Piers, Pillars, and Founda- Whig' Walls and Retaining Walls in scale of graduated heights, from the best French and English examples —Docks and Dock Gates. ...

... tho light thrown our measures the unhappy collapse ol liauco, how infinitesimally small is the breaking up a Govcinxncut, be Whig, Tor}’, or Radical, the breaking up ot a great department of the Stale, or, ill woisc, of one of our great arms of defence ...

... time of the close of toe First Empire, is scarcely of adequate moment to atone for toe absence of any disquisition from the Whig point of view on the present aspect of affairs. The Quarterly, in “Municipal London,” “England and Her Second Colonial Empire ...

... broke in his hand, on him fell all the responsibility and shame of defeat, and the odium of an unhappy war; and Tories and Whigs and Liberals were in league with each other in their anxiety to disavow their association with him, or responsibility for his ...

... must tho Navy pray for tho return of tho Whigs to office. I have been through life a steady follower of Conservativo opinions, and my father before me; but, so far us tbo Admiralty is concerned, nray now for Whig Board and fairness.—Yours, &c., * R.N. Tho ...

... Who long for admiration, And burrn with animation to jino the Artillery corps ; Ye boys who pant for glory, Younger sons of Whig and Tory, Jiat attind unto my story, and ye'll think of it no more. Without any risorration, No rigiment in this notion So ...

... is rank blasphemy,” with some people. was amused by hearing Straggles, who affects to be a Liberal because he is heir to a Whig earl, and thinks it right to be on the side of the people, read a paragraph from the Morning Star which was headed Melancholy ...