... Regiment, has called forth the satirical powers of Punch, and given an opportunity to the Tory Press to have a fling at tho Whigs. We do not think that the appointment was judicious, notwithstanding Mr. Herbert's special pleading, and Mr. Disraeli's concurrence ...

... learning, and activity is not denied, believe, even by those who are of a different theological school from himself. The Whigs have certainly had their full share of patronage in the highest ecclesiastical offices. The volunteer rifle movement has lost ...

... views, but as a reflection of the peculiar state of political parties. stronger measure would have failed, by a combination of Whigs and Tories a weaker measure would have shared the same fate, by causing the Radicals to swell the number of opponents. The ...

... that there should be a sound Whig Government, and the foreign element ia the Government, ia the shape of Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Milaer Gibson, should be got rid of; but he could assure those who thought so that a pure old Whig Government was as extinct as ...

... observed. The New York Tribune, to show the license of the press, quotes a passage from the Knoxoille Whig respecting Attorney-General Mack. The editor of the Whig says: We took look him, and we don't hesitate to say that his countenance we could see mingled ...