... attacking the leaders of the Opposition, as being notable only for 44 jabber and job, but especially pouring out the vials of Whig wrath npon Lord Malmesbury, who is branded as ignoramus, and upon Lord Chelmsford, whose 44 vapid intellect makes his return ...

... young Oxford party wa3 well represented on the occasion. There was first Mr. Dodson himself, the number for East Sussex, a Whig in politics, and a faith- ful adherent of Lord Pal merston. Though not eloquent, he is fluent of speech, cautious in argument ...

... flattery to a sort of individual dictatorship, and vituperating Lord RusaaU as the representative in the Cabinet of the (treat Whig families who, ever since the Revolution of 1688, have claimed so large a share of the government. Nothing could be more distaateuil ...

... govern public meet- I ings. Referring to an observation from one of tbe audience that be had made this a -question as between ' Whig and Tory, he admitted that he had. And why? Because hostility to religious liberty had been made a leading- card of the Tory ...

... gently let his old associates see what others think of them; and he would be a very bold man — unless indeed he were a young Whig, if there is such a being — who would deny that tbe country has begun to dislike ibe endless pur- poseless flax of diplomatic ...

... Devonport election in 1859 ; but in tbe hands of the hon. member it assumed the proportions of a biU of indictment against Whigs in general, and the Board of Admiralty in particular. The more he thundered the more the House laughed ; but, nothing daunted ...

... healthy Livers. W. BOTHAM, wishing to satisfy the PuWic as to the Purity of his Cod Liver Oil, submits to the:., the iollo whig ANALYTICAL REPORTS of DPS. BINGLEVfand ALLAN. SnEFFiFin MEDICAL Srnooi., Surrey pt_et, Aug. lfth, IS. . I have carefully examined ...