... an entirely useless one, but it exercises a most pernicious influence both in social and a political point of view. A great Whig authority, the Edinburgh Review, in discussing, some years ago, the question of abolition, summed up the reasons against the ...

... hear whisper of an unexceptionable appointment made at the English Barr We care not what party holds the helm of the State, Whig or Tory, Lord Derby, Lord Aberdeen, or Lord Palmerston, show us a solitary example of a man taken from the English Bar and ...

... the risk of insuring them, it is surely too bad that it should be all set at naught by the authority of common sailors, the Whig seems think should be the case. The captain’s wife and two children were on board the ship with him, and, had there been any ...

... tender, and all went well. The first intimation given that any corrupt imputations were to be cast on the Board was in the Whig, when the public were informed that Mr. Waring Curran’s tender for medicine, being the lowest, and which was supported gentlemen ...

... feuds and public inquiries in Parliament connected with Mr Coppock’s personal services to past administrations and former Whig and Radical candidates for seats in our Legislature. Such bygone transactions are rather matters for future history than for ...

... combined to sustain the memorial. The list of signatures is headed by the Archbishop of Canterbury, and includes Tory Peers and Whig Peers, learned Judges, and ex-Speakers of the House of Commons, Church dignitaries, and Dissenting Ministers; and is, far the ...