... country, so as to ensure the payment of eleven millions for one kind of national defences. None bnt the ultra-adherents of the Whig party, the Manchester school of politicians, will, we presume, offer any serious opposition to the proposal then made. The ...

... flannels, passed by in its chair, and a livid face looked out from the window—great fierce eves staring from under bushy, powdered whig, terrible frown, a terrible Roman nose— and we whisper to one another, There he is ! There's the great commoner! There is ...

... Exchequer to impose an additional duty on spirits, and being “ at length convinced of the bad faith and dis- honesty of the Whigs in everything connected with the interests of lreland,” has sagely resolved upon a pledge, “at all fature elections to use ...

... and paper, tbis committee does not think fit present to assent to such a reduction. Mr. Puller, it must be remembered, is a Whig, and an habitual supporter of the Ministry ; and the Opposition have made no move. But the Government are endeavouring to make ...

... sensible article is worth studying. Lord Macaulay and Dundee” is auother of those papers which begin to prove that the great Whig his- torical romances are already in a bad way for gaining the reliance of posterity. The puzzle re- garding Lord Macaulay ...

... growers of southern Europe that we really mean free trade; and we have put law reform in sucli a shape , that party opposition—Whig or Tory—is, - future, impossible. !’•* . The correspondence between the Queen and the s?rea*flent of the United States will ...

... arisen in relation to it, have gone far beyond ancient arrangements and legislation; and it has become the policy of all rulers, Whig as well as Tory, t© apply the laws to existing cir- cumstances so far as the most liberal interpretation will allow, and thus ...

... present unsatisfac- tory condition. Notoriously it was the hobby of only o&e Section of the Cabinet. Lord John Russell and his Whig friends offered it as a Measure more extreme than they approved, but that they felt obliged to make it more democratic than ...

... mine argues is a sure prognostication of a crash, as that is his regulation Opposition costume — derived probably from some Whig tradition, of which the vulgar are not cogenizant. The Paper Duties have been fixed for the 6th, and it is probable that there ...

... Herbert and Mr. Ennis, Ministerialists. The sixteen English Members who voted with Col. Erench consisted of an odd mixture of Whigs, Tories, and Radicals. The minority complain that, of the 88 who voted against them, 29 were members either of the present ...

... growers of southern Europe that we really mean km trade; and we have put law reform in such a shape that party oppositionl—Whig or Tory—ins in future, impassible: The correspondence between the Queen and the President of the United States will be quoted ...

... done in Parliament during the past three weeks than during any previous three weeks of the present session. Conservatives, Whigs, and Radicals seem for once to be setting themselves down seriously to work in good sober earnest. Lord and Mr. appear for ...