... have been an indelible nity of doing 4 way wit reproach to the dignity of letters.—Critic. Reason on Insrinct?— The Northern Whig says— of very remarkable instinct, « An extraordinary instance most the bounds of reason, which certainly ap proaches al was ...

... £700,000. That the matter was not a party one may he inferred from the fact that it was brought forward by Mr. Denman, the Whig colleagne of the Premier in the representation of Tiverton. The hon. gentleman actually spoke for three hours and a quarter ...

... after Lord Monteagle. the once liberal Chancellor of the Exchequer and denouncer of the paper duty, the now sinecured renegade Whig, had condemned the Budget, the Duke of Rutland withdrew his amendment, and the great question 1861 was settled amicably and ...

... has proved the case to a most lamentable degree. There are no longer any broad lines of severance between Liberal and Whig, and Whig and Tory. It is impossible to say where the one begins or another ends. The M.P. elected on the strength of a Liberal ...