... through a chain of political circum- wrong turn, and ventured upon a bold assertion stances, necessary to the existence of the Whig of principles which had ceased to have any other Ministry. To MILNER GIBSON and VILLIERS — to than a nominal hold on the c ...

... volume, but as a garbled document and authority. There is perhaps nothing more disgraceful on record than the conduct of the Whig Government in the whole of this serious complication. Our attitude was that ' of a Power friendly to Denmark, but desirous ...

... younger the celebrated Francis Horner, M.P. for St.. arrieeripolitical companion of Sir James Macintosh, Sir and other lehding Whigs, and who was uz the founders of the Edinburgh Berme. ...

... took , little by his motion ; but if it served nothing else, it helped to show the pitiable shifts and shortcomings of the Whig Government—their aptness at tyranny and their readiness at apology. Affairs in China are not more hopeful and flourishing; ...

... are on the eve of. A new page 13 about to be turned in our annals —a page of retreat, and dishonour, and blunder, written by Whig ban Is —thank Heaven not ours. The French Embassy have required the departure of the Comte de Christen from Rome, at the instance ...

... appeared in the uniform of his rank at the Tewn Hall on the occasion, and taken au acdve part in support:of the Sir A. Buller, the Whig candidate, by waving his handkerchief and leading off the cheers. The hon. member further commented in severe terms upon the ...

... the defence of Colonel Crawley were privately crwsexamined by the Deputy Judge Advocate at any time previous to their aPPe Whig before the court-martial at Ald‘ishot. Admiral Duncombe.—To ask the Secretary to the Admiralty if he will lay upon the table ...

... assurances to 1001.• And here I cannot do better than quote from an article which appeared in the recognised organ of the Whigs—the Edinburgh Reviewby the Mr. W. R. Greg, who will be considered as an authority by Mr. Gladstone and his colleagues The ...

... inquire into the dockyards in the year 1861. On that occasion I took the liberty of calling attention to what I described as Whig tyranny and political interference in Devon porton the part of the Ad reiralty by the late an d present comptroller of the ...

... serve a momentary purpose as if it had been genuine, shows a want of perception and a disregard of discipline of which the Whig leaders may justly complain, and which will probably bring upon the offender the virtuous indignation of the party organs. ...

... Republican party of the Continent, the avowed democrat himself, the notorious Radical JAMES STANSFELD, is admitted into the Whig Ministry, has the ear of the Duke of SOMERSET and his colleagues of the Admiralty, and goes, what may be a propagandist tour ...

... thousands of the people themselves are of them, and among them, and make up their being and motion. Mr. GLADSTONE and the Whigs are not solely on the work of securing the people's savings; but they are destroying the very root and germ of British society ...