... merchant, of Liverpool, who is an Irishman by birth”—such is the quaint description of the candidate—was brought forward by the Whigs of the Southern division and the Anti-Corn Law deputies” as a candidate against Mr W. Entwisle, barrister, who had unsuccessfully ...

... Thus he haled Harley, tha “blandly reserved yet stifly debonnaire” Earl of Oxford, the patron of Pope and Swift, who had been Whig under William, a Tory under Anne, and who was the subject of persecution under George I. Harley was one day informed that Coningsby ...

... admirable management, England has at this moment neither authority nor allies, is neither feared, respected, nor trusted. By Whig-Radical apologists, of the meaner kind, we are occasionally asked what difference there would have been if Tory Government ...

... Hamilton could not take his seat as Duke of Brandon, but the Queen named him Ambassador Extraordinary the Court of France. The Whigs were thereby exasperated, and Lord Mohun, the very Hector of the party, adding public to private hatred (the families of the ...

... (Captain Hudson) declared that more warships would have been similarly built had the Crimean War continued, facts” which no Whig hack nor Republican apologist has ever dared to deny, when reiterated in the British Parliament. Yet in spite of all this true ...

... pro. ceedings of a Whig-radical Government, half Republican and half Mazzinian, notoriously truckling to Mr. Minister Adams’ infolent threats of War can never be too strongly denounced. meet with few or no intelligent men, Tories, Whigs, or Radicals, who ...