... THE SILENT, papers may be kept back for a whole fortnight, but in these days we hold it to be Im- possible for any Ministry, Whig or Tory, Liberal or Conservative, to involve the nation in war or to maintain It in peace, contrary to the strongly felt and ...

... the minds of the reflecting part is of the nation, and they have come to think that in- the differences which once divided 'Whigs and Tories ti- in this country have almost all merged into the single divi- id sion of advocates of peace and promoters of ...

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