... could not, under any circumstances, be very lon*- delayed and that the overthrow of the Whig's mast be followed immediately by his own accession power. If he had shown his hand” at that moment, he would have given advantage to his opponents without rendering ...

... Disraeli’s suggestion that Lord Lyndhukst delivered that scorching series of excruciating Sessional Reviews from which the Whigs pure and simple never yet recovered and never will. His lordship’s only daughter, by his second wife, is married to another ...

... another are never happy a. when they are pourmg forth illualration mia e ra ble Whig system of blowing hot The tanguafe m.'iAnant .tander «.d of in.ult. lh , j tWn , efo. lobrin* Whig Let them, by all means, keep their “receptions them- uicui, 3 me- - diplomacy ...

... in their stead It is true that Sir Robert Peel, when he was asked to propose plan by which enormous deficiency, produced by Whig mismanagement, might be made good, declined to relieve the responsible advisers of the Crown of their constitutional functions ...

... THE TESTING OE IS6O ECLIPSED. KOPE WORKS Blail. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1563. The Duke of Somerset is one of the men whom the Whigs seem to have singled out for special exaltation and honour. As First Lord of the Admiralty, he occupies, with one or two exceptions ...

... throat if he dared to hoist the Palmetto fli£ or proposed the glorious memory of Stonewall Jackson and the downfall of all Whig and Radical tyrants whether at home or abroad. Fourthly and lastly, when the unfinished Ram in Mr. Lairds yard had to be t ...

... part in advocating the abolition of church rates and supporting marriage with a sister-in-law; he earned the favour of the Whig Ministry by supporting tbe Conspiracy to Murder Bill (1858) against his Radical friends, and generally has rendered himself ...

... part in advocating the Abolition of Church-rates, and supporting Marriage with a Sisler-in-Law ; he earned the favour of the Whig Ministry supporting the Conspiracy to Murder Bill (1868) against his Radical friends, and generally has rendered himself eligible ...

... Pbbl, of Middleton Hall, a descendant from the elder branch of the family of which Sir Robert Peel is a member. Mr. Cowper is Whig, pure and simple. Mr. Peel is a nondescript, moderate enough in his views, but disclaiming party ties, and professing independent ...

... Oint- u 80C a 8 the freedom of the press, the freedom of the ballot, same sense, to his constituents at Devonport. “ The Whigs* lh h, ' free But ! obM - h,d told lhtm ,h l D « j' , ,e ™»‘‘ most effective remedy for asthma, coughs, colds, bronchitis ...

... a practical and satisfactory result. The Volunteer Movement received, for so long iim the cold shoulder from our imbecile Whig rulers, that *• are not in the least surprised to see it exhibiting, places, unmistakable symptoms of languishing and cecay ...

... be a full and searching inquiry—a determined refusal to pass any Bill of Indemnity—and a summary kicking out of the wretched Whig Ministers, who have thus emulated Abraham Lincoln and his suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act, by snubbing the Lord Chief Baron ...