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... engag- ing, We cannot entirely acquit our country on the first of these counts. Our diplomacy has often, espe- cially uader Whig auspices, been overbearing and in- sulting, if not in matter, at least in manner. As to the reflection upon the press of this ...
... place may be compared to that inglorious incident in Turkish military history, and will not be compared disadvantageously. MORE WHIG- RADICAL BLUNDERING. TWO SABBATH-DAYS IN THE PRESENT WEEK. In the proclamation issued, appointing Sunday next, the 4th May ...
... support hundred votes. The parties of Whig and Tory, they formerly existed, exists longer, though the names may survive'to conveniently indicate that division which must always exist in the politics of free country. The Whigs have done their part in advancing ...
... but if he presume to say that Mr Puggins had done wrong in helping himself at his neighbour's expense, oh, he's a Tory, or a Whig, or something else—anything at all ; but admit that his criticism was true and his reproof deserved. Consequently a Journalist ...
... grounds. Sir John Pakington, however, like a skilful and honest Tory, exposed some minor inconsistencies in the conduct of the Whig Government, even as explained by therneelvee, and the more trenchant summary of Disraeli towards the don of the debate is ex ...
... reason to believe that opening to the rank of Solicitor-General would then await lr. oung. Certainly there is no man on the Whig side ot the bar who can prefer equal claims ot talent, position, and influence. In the discharge his duties as Sheriff Inverness ...
... LORDS. Friday. April IIL Earl Stanhope postponed hie neaps for a of into the question of secondary prinishmeots, the Government Whig promised to lay on the table the evidence taken before the of the House of Commons on the subjoin. The Marquis of Lamaseries ...
... and sincere; possessing an immense flow of spirits, a tenacious memory, and an inexhaustible fund of anecdote. In polities a Whig of the old school —a gallant officer, a!:d an ardent followei of field sports. The poor have lost in him M benefac , or —he ...
... hundred votes. The parties of Whig and Tory, as they formerly existed, exist no longer, though the names may survive to conveniently indicate that division which must always exist in the politics of a free country. The Whigs have done their part in advancing ...
... reason to believe that an opening to the rank of Solicitor-General would then await Mr Young. Certainly there is no man the Whig side the bar who can prefer equal claims of talent, position, and influence. In the discharge of his duties Sheriff of Inverness ...
... gloriosa pageant of the der. Hut lau.iest NAN die WNW drams about he macula was that peseentedlli the lend. Th. spied' bonen Whigs who poured ue to the befth trout every point and outlet were beyond all precedent, aud the centenixtur• of charm-ter was not ...
... and bat a little rakishly placed ea one side of his head, has very much the appearance of a gentlemanly decayed and daehiug Whig stioator.—in short, of a very respectable modern Alcibiades after lie has sown his wild oats. Tweet,' years ago his perm was ...