... tho confidenee of groat nation and the authority of an Knglish minister into a petty machine for the manufacture of little whig jobs.—Saturday Review. Palmerston's Vaunted Pluck.—The French Colonels' Bill is formally announced. Under the dictation of ...

... agaiost and Govcinmen'.a Mr. Lindsay followed the side of justice and mercy, and administered a severe castigation to the Whigs for their opposition to all reform. Lord A. V. Tempest then moved his amendment, and Mr. Dillwyn another, which was seconded ...

... into contempt. We will admit that Mr. was clever, bold, and zealous. But his talent was for intrigue, his ardour was that of a whig-paid agent, and his daring was, in a political sense, synonymous with utter contempt of scruple. Eulightened cynics hate beeu ...