... creditably in the hands of Lord Lyons? We trust the suggestion will not be listened to for a moment any British Government —Whig or Tory. Again, Mr Whitwell, of Bristol, moved that in the opinion of this Association all private property at sea (except ...

... for the future well-being of Old England. Is it not a time then to be more than Sectarians ? Is it not a time to be neither Whig nor Tory for at least one glorious day ? —to remember only this fine old town, this immeasurably grander old country, and that ...

... Editors bringVthe series to i the Morning Chronicle (with M i- sketched with truthfulness and O ,J e nd fall 0 f the great Whig organ, . Ckens ' sketches and used e tical squibs, into impotence y*? days holy sight to those who knew +v' Foot hall at Rugby ...

... cowardly conspiracy is apt to be excited even on behalf of a man suspected and disliked as is the French Emperor by most men of Whig-Radical politics in this country. We had never any faith in this version of the matter. There was nothing to be gained by such ...

... defeat ConsC the election for Tamworth make the V Te9e^^ pointinent still more galling. In each of tests Conservative replaces a Whig,- ° upon a great division of parties. * .jist^ that the Times is the only one of the v journals that takes any notice of this ...