... aristocracy of industry, was made in 1859 by the Conservative party, and was defeated by the alliance of Radical violence with Whig intrigue and greed of office. To that alliance alone it is owing that all those working men whose thrift has given them in ...

... drawing attention to a very doubtful appointment of the War Oltice induces ask a similar indulgence for the exposure of our Whig purists another branch of their administration. 1 read in your columns a few days back that the Honourable R. Bcthell had been ...

... expression of popular feeling as could be witnessed; and though I have no doubt it will be very lightly passed over by the Whig journals, no one could have seen it and not been deeply moved by it. It appears, from a letter I have from Gaeta to-day, that ...

... expression of popular feeling as could be witnessed ; and though J have no doubt it will be very lightly passed over by the Whig journals, no one could have seen it and not been deeply moved by it. It appears, from a letter I have from Gaeta to-day, that ...

... called the aristocracy of industry,'* was made in the Conservative party, and w defeated the alliance of Radical violence with Whig intrigue and greed of oilice. that alliance alone it is owing that all those working men whose thrift has given them independence ...

... an expression of {popular feeling as could witnessed ; and though 1 have no doubt it will be very lightly passed over by the Whig journals, no one co\Ud have seen it ami not been deeply moved it. It appears, from letter I have from to-«lay, that Mr. Bishop ...

... drawing attention to a very doubtful appointment of the War Offioe induces me to ask a similar indulgence for tho exposure of our Whig Jurists in another branch of their administration, read in your columns a few days back that •the Hon urable R. Bethell had ...

... act to qualify them. Must Governments act in this way with the distribution of little and obscure places ; and, assuredly, Whig-Liberal Governments have shown no mean knowledge of he art of providing for adherents and connections by giving them such ...

... of the Cinque Ports, Leader of the House of Commons, President of the Ibnasey Mechanics' Institute, part author of the New Whig Guide, Prime Minister of England; and, to the closest observer, his age appeared to range between thirty-five and thirty-five ...

... of his being tricked out in his old age mere Whig lackey. In memory of the I propose that a national subscription be opened for him to keep his old hump warm, without the degradation of jiving the of the Whigs; and. I shall glad to put my name down for ...

... act to qualify them. Most Govern- ments act in this way witli the distribution of little and obscure places ; and, assuredly, Whig-Liberal Governments have shown no mean knowledge of the art of providing for adherents and connec- tions by giving them such ...

... tricked out in bis old age as a mere Whig lackey. In memory of the past I propose tbat a national subscription bo opened for him to ke«r> his old hump warm, witliout the degradation of riving on the charity; of the Whigs ; andj T shall ho glad to put my name ...