... trouble to read hustings speeches, he will have been but little pleased with that of his would-be supporter, Mr. Tuxford, the Whig-Radical candidate for Boston, and be apt to exclaim save me from my friends, when be compares the result of the poll with ...

... ed to ap- end his sign manual to the Treaty. This is a true Whig war, precipitated by a Whig, fathered by Whigo, and likely to be as profitable to the nation as are the other fruits of Whig inspiration. We cannot get out of it; we are heartily weary of ...

... condition as Mr. Disraeli has of n the great envelope case. So much for the revelations e of the Berwick commission, on which the Whig-Radi. e cals have so long trusted to damage for ever Mr. d Disraeli's character. The Three Tailors of Tooley-street, who in ...

... especial care of her Majesty's Government, ie and favoured at very brief intervals with paternal advice by the organs of the Whig Radicals. If the Conservatives would only take the advice of their . opponents-an advice, of course, entirely disinterested ...

... Nunn and Mr. George Watts Andrews, but we much doubt whether these gentlemen looked upon the matter in the same light. The Whigs, no doubt, are higly pleased with their cheap success, and with a Radical Mayor, they certainly may boast of carrying everything ...