... Mr. Babbington Macauby, in the correct and gentlemanly language of the Times at that date, was a “soluble Whig, thorough Downing Street Whig. Mr. Babble-Tongue Macauby, beggar horseback, inflated organ of hollow sounds, rich in acquirements of a ...

... ves, 317 ; Liberals, 339 ; Liberal majority, 22. Another correspondent of the same paper estimates the Conservatives 315; Whigs, Radicals, and Peelites at 339. The Mississippi.— The Shipping Gazette says letters and correspondence received by the Committee ...

... subsided, and with very little delay the other performance* were gone on with and concluded without further interruption.—Bef/ost Whig. FIRST GREAT QUARTERLY TIMBER SALE FOE TO (JOKTRACTORS, BUILDERS, JOINERS, CABI- NET MAKERS, COLLIERY AGENTS, IRON SHIPBUILDERS ...

... have been either settled or compromised ;* and the whole Cabinet endorses as their policy the adage of the most impotent among Whig Administrations,' Can’t you let it alone T’ General Thompson. —This distinguished veteran in all the best movements of the ...

... whether we send two Whigs or one Whig and one Tory. Lord J. Bussell admits that between the two parties there is now no difference of opinion in the leading political questions of the day, and locally Tory member is good as a Whig. The main thing for ...

... They box the whole compass of political doctrine, and give to the Tories the assistance they had hitherto bestowed ui*on the Whigs. But there another class who, though they deplore the violation of pledges, and are naturally pained when success, which they ...

... exactly similar to our Tories and Whigs, Wi. placed in similar circumstances men seem with very few exceptions to aat alike. So it was in Rome. The uuooriv m the senate, who wanted their due share of loot aud .*l h, became Whigs, and tried to obtain j>ower ...

... at present conducted. In political principle the Spectator is Whig, but with a more decided tendency towards reforms at home and the extension of orderly freedom abroad than the oid Whigs were supposed to have. Since its establishment, however, 1828, ...

... seive, after having gone to the expense of providing substitutes, have just grounds of complaint. Upon this point Richmond Whig observes, “the action of Cod gross will destroy public {confidence in the good faith of the Government, and thl consequence ...

... is at present onducted. In political principle the Spectator is Whig, but with more decided tendency towards reforms at home and the extension of orderly freedom abroad than the oid Whigs were supposed to have. Since its establishment, however, 1828, it ...

... dominancy of 'the Tory party, with Viscount Melville their head, had sunk the whole of Scotland. The most eminent of the Scotch Whigs, at that time the revolutionary” party in the country, were located in Edinburgh. There was Henry Erakine, in the Faculty ...

... indeed is the wight who ventures upon the enterprise without godfathers of the pureat Whig water. Bat still, if my father were member for the City and I had the Whig of Whigs—the lawful heir Charles Jas. Fox—for my proposer, I should have deemed myself almost ...