... act upon. (Hear, bear.) To that I must offer my strongest denial. (Hear, hear.) I deny to any set of men, whether they be Whig, Tory, or Radical, a body, the right to expect that their man shall be chosen to fill that high and honourable office. (Hear ...

... the precedent” had been departed from, on at least two occasions of comparatively recent date, and notably in the case of the Whig Lord Mayor (Mr. Alderman Moon), who received the Emperor of the French. With the Standard— 1 ' We should be glad to learn whether ...

... glance across the wide Atlantic, and speculate upon the chance of again beholding the jolly form and rubicund visage of the late Whig member for Marylebone) will be glad to bear that Mr. James is again on the high road to affluence. Fortune, the fickle goddess ...