... did not know it before, that the Queen’s prerogative of mercy does not belong her, but for the time being to a Northumberland Whig baronet, who significantly resented their application to Windsor. The womanly heart of the Queen, the hour of gratitude for ...

... treacherous, the country is more to be pitied than blamed for having such leaders. From Gladstone down to the most erapty-pated Whig that drones the same tune, the same complaint affects them all. They are not in earnest, and they know it. Others point to ...

... Mr. Maugham said he had taken the contrary side, and he had been a Liberal all his life.—(Laughter.) He cared nothing about Whigs and Tories there. Mr. Harrison said it was very necessary that these things should be looked into properly. The poor had no ...

... assisted the assault, and that all the brothers kicked him, THE LAST HOURS OF PRINCE ALBERT. There has reached us {Northern Whig) from abroad a most interesting extract from letter which was written a raemb-r of the Queen’s household shortly after the ...

... police were acting upon general orders. Their promptitude showed their attention had been specially directed to them. This is Whig liberty. It is so far an improvement upon the times of Castlereagh and the Tories that the people are now beaten and driven ...

... tbe r respective States, and this will tbe reserves of Georgia, South he »*°V^ a * and Alabama, to oppose She ln he J lVlond Whig believes Sherman’s ia artnv bslrao ted as to render the destruct ilitarv probable. The Enquirer hop re fythinff U - ° ritieB ...

... terms with the Whigs whatever, There were no politicians so absolutely dangerous and fatal to political reform as the Whigs.— (Applause.)— Alderman Goadsby said that what the people had gained they had gained by their own efforts. The Whigs only Uelped them ...

... consistent in my public career than l ...

... respective States, and this will bring Da, p- . d the reserves of Georgia, South Carohe d Alabama, to oppose Sherman, be so Whig believes Sherman’s march is army hi , racte d os to render the destruction of ilitary P robab ' e * be n i u i rer hopes the ...

... as a rash and impudent schemer. Happily for himself, neither the deadly climate of India nor the discouraging neglect of his Whig masters could crush the spirit of the hardy Orcadian; but although he has done so much for the greatest and most valuable ...

... his supporters, which carefully avoided exciting topics, or allusion to matters which were worth listening to. Mr. Masset is Whig placeman, and has been nothing else from the beginning. He got possession of his seat as avowed enemy of the Radicals, and ...

... He tells us he is a Conservative, but as Richard Oastler used to say, he hated a Conservative, for they were worse than the Whigs, as they would conserve all bad laws well as good ones, whilst a good old Tory would live and let live. He says that he has ...