... were de ad. at the rate hoped for, and the whale helm* has • wore doubtful The ma la no that el the wheel bee bases. of gum Whig eemmea es Wer/y--eidthated sad ; bat el nd haw Weis Ike sompidats ars so embus. The Imt womadhig be the us of Sy. Bram bas ...

... countries of the world has a right to be treated with decent courtesy by an English minister. It is true that Mr. Cobden is not a Whig, and that he does not quote from Virgil as much as men of a more classical and refined education. It is also true, for- tunately ...

... irefiuii Government, and it hail been the practice of this Government to recognise fade governments. In less than twelve • Whig goverunieut, because it had muted its purpose, had recognised Brig • , and it would not do to say that the civil war was still ...

... throw in his lot with the Whigs. In the debate on the case of Don Pacifico, which widened into a discussion of Lord I Palmerston's foreign policy, Mr. Gladstone spoke and voted with Sir R. Peel and Sir J. Graham against the Whig Foreign Secretary, on the ...

... adetillle of whicli :se wee the author. Ms Curt (CO, in addition to his fernier if 1.50. on account of the great value ant Whig a father's dieraveriee in the workiseet he% Mil of failure to derive any pecuniary Wed. Mrs Ma 7 Cross (4100) in nonidentical' ...

... Government, and it had been the practice of the Government to recognise de facte Governments. In less than a twelvemonth a Whig Government, because it suited its purpose, had recognised Belgium, and it would not do to say that the civil war was still ...

... if for aris- tocracy, he would be for aristocracy ; if for des- potism, he would be for it. Hence he can be Re. former, or Whig, or Tory without tbe least violation of bis conscience. Hence he could felicitate the author of the coup d'etat, or endeavour ...

... musses hod modem at been primal by the Azabbher at Osaka , with Doctors at his Mil the sat milted. lei OM is Jars ao esmieek Whig, thee* she knelt at the altar sad mat the errsiege smoke as instructed by the the in bar did not really ooziest to be bat all ...

... Government, and it bad been the practice of tbis Government to recognise de facto Governments in leas than twelve months. A Whig Government, because it had suited its purpose, had recog- nised Belgium, and it would not do to say the civil war was Btill ...

... ak . ma a the taffillwAllen ma a n a , all o r eg ama k sp i s of the Council to say whether they would have it read When Whig principles, and was idell is . or sob NW for the nomination borough of the The votes being taken, there were twelve against ...

... pronounced the scheme excellent. Well he might. It is the very scheme he has been carrying out himself for years; crossing Whig with Tory, Radical with Conservative, progressive with reactionist, high church with low church, low church with no chmch, ...