... vast amount of cleverness is expended in winning crushing defeat. The array of ultramontaues, nigh Protestants, discontented Whigs, splenetic Manchester men, and the solid files of squires and country members, melt away under division, the Scotch at Flodden ...

... nominee, and Lord Russell's nephew (applause). They never fervor. him that to the hour be left England. lie was at ous time a Whig, but found that the Whip were the cold aristocracy, and that salsas • man was a aepbew or relative of tame mushroom peer, he ...

... make believe. The Herald trusts the Conservatives will be prepared to accept all the responsibility of their position if the Whigs shall feel that it is impossible to hold office after a deliberate condemnation of their policy. The Star remarks that if the ...

... the Catholics was first shaken and then ruptured. Hence witness two curious results ; on the one hand, weaker brethren of the Whig party, entertain doubts whether Catholic emancipation was wise measure ; and on the other hand, candidates coming forward in ...

... seventy millions year, provided the task be in the right hands—in the hands of men who will neither lavish money to carry out Whig jobs, nor sacrifice national security to Radical theories. Therefore it is that we rejoice at the cordial supj port given by ...

... as the Chinese were for ages on Hie point of discovering gunpowder, yet didn’t. The old Whigs of Holland House, well knowing the antecedents of the Juvenile Whig, well knowing how L’rincess Eleven's mesmerism of the ghost seeing Earl Grey had converted ...

... make-bel eve. The Herald trusts the Conservatives will be prepared to accept all the reeponsibility of their position if the Whigs shall feel that it is impossible to bold office after • deliberate condemnation of their policy. Star remarks if the Government ...

... make-believe.” The Herald trusts the Conservatives will be prepared to accept all the responsibility their position, if the Whigs shall feel that it impossible to hold office after a deliberate condemnation of their policy. The Star remarks if the Government ...

... young Peer who broke the ground, nor the great commercial authority who followed on his side, nor the candid and judicious Whig statesman, who kept the ball going, could specify anv fatal error or serious fault in the finance of the present Chancellor ...

... of a Conservative Government, the assurance an honest and sagacious redemption of the promise. If, on the other hand, the Whigs should willing to put with the humiliation in order to continue their enjoyment of the flesh-pots, they will lie compelled ...

... should send his son to King’s College or University College, when there was no religious education and Lord Macaulay said As Whig statesman, I have always supported University College, but if you ask me the father of a family, say, send him to King's College ...

... hundred Union soldiers now held as prisoners of war, are to be released and sent home to their families. From the Petersburg!! Whig leam that the 19th eighteen of the Monitors crew went ashore at City Point and were surprised by the rebels. Niue of them were ...