... sacrifice considerations of national honour and interests to that instinct of self-preservation which is the ruling passion of a Whig Government. If we are not actually governed by Mr. BRIGHT, Mr. COBDEN, and Mr. FORSTER, it can hardly be doubted that the views ...

... of parliament gives consent to the long series of acts of tyranny which I have traced to the deliberate policy of the old Whigs,l- we shall not be able to use a moral tone towards the representatives of certain foreign Courts, without being met by a similar ...

... starvation,. But the entire proceeding Is piece with the remarkable failures which , constituted the stamp and the character o' Whig Government since its last accession t ° —failures the more extraordinary of uniformly' carry with them the condenins tl % Liberal ...

... as to avoid confusion, is to state their bore and charge of gunpowder. The case thus put of course is not palatable to the Whig administration, the armament of French ships beinF q-inch guns firing 27 pounds of powder, and that of English ships 8-inch ...

... upon the table. The commissioners themselves were a snug nest of Whigs, and of the forty persons connected with them as inspectors and clerks every one, without exception, belonged to the Whig party. Their appointments to inspectorships had been ch aracterised ...

... the effect which would be produced on public opinion by a declaration to the following effect, signed by the leaders of the Whigs and of the Radicals We have charged our opponents with levying a heavy bread tax on the people for he exclusive benefit of ...

... are dear to the country, however they school in which he gained his knowledge. The may be despised and usaltreated by the Whigs. But civil service his never been popular in India. the point is not to the purpose. Are the Yeomanry It is always, as a body ...

... guard. Since then the symptoms have increased rather than diminished. We have rumours of Whig candidates slyly feeling their way in certain constituencies where a Whig has not dared to show his face for many years before, and where success could only be ...

... He'll never do good at the town by the Exe. With power irresistible, the author of Christabel, Used long since to sweep the Whig-Radical decks; Though kin to the poet, his actions don't show it, This renegade Coleridge who flies from the Exe. In days that ...

... appears to make a matter of Rri ieb g a nst the Tories of that time. It was no ‘lb‘l°lln 8; but what will be thought of the Whigs .s of , t1 t11' 4 1 1 3, - Ne lla f ): . to thele civil service of the Crown such pay i o h :ar e ? lam holdin ,, a situation ...

... Union troops were pushed back to Chancellorsville. The dispatch winds up by saying, 'Everything looks well.' The Richmond Whig of the 7th says : Up to a late hour on the night of the 6th no fighting had taken place on the peninsula. The movement of ...

... the county of Limerick, where he possessed considerable preperty in right of his maternal grandfather, as an opponent of the Whig Government. O'Connell was at this time at the height of his supremacy; and Mr. Smith O'Brien set himself doggedly to the task ...