... of it, let alone having formed an opinion in its favour. tl J«y ...

... Auslr.a or France to interfere,n objeoted.o arte 1, i“ I'- hnn. Dlsmtssal Iron, the .scrv.ee tth every rna* * thcn , radkals, whigs, IhvUmt’ uuon. to'we.l with Mrs, Thnmp- j „ a, o,er« ton.. The demand for Che«. 1. less Central Italy. The application of n ...

... privileges of Parliament, the Crown, or rather by proverbially overbearing Whig ministers of the Crown. Thus, once again Toryism has battled, as of old, against the oligarchical Whigs, for the cherished rights of free and full discussion, in fact for the ...

... themselves, desire to see them honestly and earnestly advocated. In the present number, the incompetency and shortcomings of the Whigs are admirably shown in The Throe Brains of the Cabinet,” and Suppers of the Toriesand the prospects of the Session, and especially ...

... absence of educational franchises,” une solitary seat is allotted to that seat of learning commonly called Stinkomalee, or the Whig •' London University.” If any public measure ever realized Much ado about Nuthiruj, most men will agree that it is Lord John ...

... an unenviable notoriety. The Northern Reform Union —an ultra- Radical combination which seems to have special antipathy to Whigs and Whiggery—has taken upon ilse’f to purge the place of its corruption by bringing actions for penalties against persons suspected ...

... SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1860. The latest Whig Reform Bill falls as flat on the Country as it fell on the House. Everywhere people of all poliiics are indignantly asking each other, Was it for such a miserable and mischievous imposture as this that the Second ...

... from the narrow traditions of the Hccordite school, and also that rabid evangelicalism imbedded in the penniless scions of Whig aristocracy must henceforth look out for other patrons than our dashing cfl' handed puritan-haling Premier. From all we know ...

... contemplated, as Lord Derby truly affirms. Our unanimous Parliament may vigorously protesteither on Monday week or whenever Whig policy will allow Mr. Kinglake to be again unmuzzled. But unless England and the other Great Powers are prepared to enforce ...

... led to a curious squabble. Lord Campden was put forward to fight the battle of the Pope against the Attorney-General and the Whigs, but was defeated by an enormous majority. Then, for the first time, he publicly repudiated his candidature, and declared that ...

... Many-headed Beast,” The Two Triumvirates,” The Proprietors of Progress,” and Suppers of the Tories,” Whig-Radical pretentions are mercilessly exposed, and Whig-Radical presumption receives well-merited castigation ; while for the more general reader we have ...

... 1860. The YEAR ONE the English Revolution bids fair practically to begin with a.d. 1861. We are not dating from the great Whig triumph sometimes and not inaptly termed the Dutch Conquest.” We are speaking of a still worse irruption of political Huns ...