... Board of Charity Commissioners, at considerable length. The ho*. I member denounced the board as a gross Whig job, ' and its office as a perfect Whig snuggery. He said he had exposed state of things that was disgraceful to the Government, and he called ...

... Mr Thomas H. Mill,-the third generation Mrutol Gaietle, and whoso father and grandfather Imve for the columns of the old Whig paper. sincerely wish him every successand rust that will have to mak pleasant cloU to his public career as his uncle has done ...

... offer myself for Election whenever opportunity offers, and conditionally tha you return me free of expense. In politics lam a Whig Radical, and am attached to the ' II and Gladstone party. I appear before you as great and earnest reformer, and ready t ...

... ate*, the negio troops st 'rinod the Confederates forts. Butier hid not reached Petersburg before the assault. The Richmond Whig, of the in*tin', reports the it of General Sheri lan Gene-al* Fi»z Lee and Hampton, with lioarv lis*. The e are no official ...

... Speaker the House of Commons, the Archdeacon's brother, say to his speech ? Tho Whigs, whom he calls traitors, made his relative speaker of the House; and Lord Auckland is a Whig, and a very generous and,, kind one, and but for his generous support the Archdeacon ...

... offer m i self for Election whenever opportunity offers, and conditionally that you return mo free of expense. In politics I am Whig Radical, and attached to the Russell and Gladstone party. I appear before you as a great and earnest reformer, and ready to ...

... inatuiially bnj roved, is fair explain the principles on which it is at present conducted. In political principle the SPECTATOR is Whig, but with more dec ided tendency towards re fori is at home and the extension of orderly freedom abroad th in the old Wlilgs ...

... not by □radical alterations, but by gradual changes. was not now referring to the Reform Bill. He was not a party tician. Whig and Tory to him meant very little. He did not see much difference iu them; and in one particular they were remarkably alike—the ...

... :— The Whigs in office are tyrants, and out of it traitors. True, this is not. exactly like pointing at mo with his finger and shouting, That man, Silverpcn, is tyrant and traitor. Yet it amounts very nearly to the same thing ; for I am Whig—ergo, ...

... resolution to the effect that the policy of the present Gov rnment, begnn 30 years ago the Prime Minister and enfjreed by every Whig Government, has led to constant wars, which have culminated in the burning of Kagosima and the massacre at roochow; that the ...

... England belongs to no party or faction in the State. They who differ most widely their application of our common principles—Whig and Tory, Conservative and Radical may all find in the Church their bond of union, and meet together in brotherly love. | I ...

... shall takeu out of your iiocket or not. If a noble lord in the Upi>er House should dare to initiate a tax, up jumps that man he Whig or Tory or Kadical of course, whether he sit on one side or the other, and says, The noble lord in another place has no right ...