... criminal charge against the person from whom it is extorted. The undue favour which the Manchester men receive at the hands of whig-radical governments has long been the subject of protest and complaint. With how much reason, is proved by what passed in the ...

... nm which, like the Mail, rigidly excludes filthy and Quack Advertisements—is worth more, for all adver-aaqg purposes, than a whig-radical print which may circulate or tnricc that average. The rationale i*> indicated most experienced of living Advertising ...

... department of the public service, are indebted for their appointments to the application of the screw” to Whig-Radical ministers of state, by Whig-Radical members of parliament, elected « enlarged constituencies.” And what has been the result ? Mr. Layard ...

... like the Mail, rigidly excludes filthy and obscene Quack Advertisements—is worth more, for all advertmng purposes, than a whig-radical print which may circulate twice or thrice that average. The rationale is indicated by one the most experienced of living ...

... ago, the Liverpool Mail was the first Tory newspaper in England,—and the first of any class of newspapers in Liverpool, tory, whig, or radical,—to advocate the Abolition of all Taxes on Knowledge; wise policy which in 1851 received the high and emphatic ...

... itical lions with , ...

... astonishment. The reception of the Laureate, Alfred Tennyson, Esq., was scarcely less enthusiastic. _ Sir Bulwer Lytton on Whig Cabinet-Maxing.—in the course of his speech on administrative reform, on Friday night, Sir Bulwer Lytton said;— Your cabinets ...

... parties interested are most anxious should be immediately carried out. should scarcely have thought it possible that even a Whig President of the Board of Trade would have ventured the length of exercising a technical right, in a manner so manifestly ...