... Mr. or any one else, says of any diplomatic lost lie” of must be of comparatively little consequence now. Eat wc applaud our Whig diplomatic veteran for reproducing this pamphlet the bold honest outlines Mr. Fox’s plain downright English policy. Whether ...

... interested to shuffle out of sight. In most cases the veil has been forcibly thrust over these practices by the withdrawal of Whig Petition in exchange for Tory one ; and the affair passed without comment, except on the rare occasions when such old soldier ...

... prompted the President to substitute a man ot very moderate opinions for bis friend and fellow-soldier, General Cushing. The Whig adversaries of the President, whose duty is to pick holes in his inaugural message, profess themselves apprehensive of the ...

... three years in the face of sinking majorities, and against his lordship’s own wishes, for the sole purpose of keeping out the Whigs, whom regarded with feeling of the bitterest aversion. deeply was this feeling rooted in his Majesty’s mind, that when junction ...

... Gravesend, brother of the present Earl Daruley whose father, while Lord Clifton, represented Canterbury for some years in the Whig interest. The hou. gentleman presents himself an advocate of temperate and progressive reform,” and a firm friend of civil ...

... period of five and forty years. Unlike the apathy of modem times, the nation hung breathless suspense on the projects of the Whig and Tory champions, the House Commons frequently sat till five o’clock in the morning, and every argument that the most ingenuity ...

... efficient clerk should be discharged to make room for a raw hand, because the former happens to be democrat and the President whig, or vice versa. But when an abuse of this nature has taken root, it requires giant’s strength to remove Party fooling and ...