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... painter puts a dab of black upon the nose of a whig, we are not in the list of the good Christians who would lend the said whig a pocket hand- kerchief-for the tory has truth on his side, when he says that the whigs have been traitors to the, liberal cause ...
... -I am, &c., April 5. E. THE BALANCE OF INDISCRETION. TO THE EDITOR OF TIE DAILY NEWS. SsI,-Some of the Premier's exquisite whig followers in Parliament were much shocked a mouth ago to see Mr. Stansfeld stand up like an Englishman and bear witness, as ...
... Nor was the PurMiEr for a moment unaware of r the manner of man he was inviting to lend his talents and his character to a Whig Administra- tion. Nothing, it might be said, became Mr. 1 STANSFELD in his official career like his leaving it, if it were ...
... bit the culminating point of our Eastern policy Polloy of which, as Mr. Ferraud most truly, lb rather vehemently declares, Whig govern- ments have been the constant promoters. The instructions respecting the shelling of Kagosima were culpably loose; but ...
... Ireland ntrely into, the hands of these who are bound by monastia ,iows,. This exposition is fully endorsed by the Northemn Whig, which, after praising Mr. Scot4 Porter's speech, and commending it to the special attention of its readers, thus proceeds: ...
... Support your Queen and the report of the Homse of Com. mons with your petitions for a uniform penny post The conservatives, whigs, and radicals are then directed as to whom to send their petitions, and a form is given for petitioning. By such means and ...
... of Mazzini an( Garibaldi to render the idea of such truckling on the par y of the Administration impossible. No government, Whig g Tory, or Peelite, could exist for a week that would incuo e such an imputation. This Napoleon III. probably under. ts stands ...
... Lyon, ?? mho received his commissionsand instructions, form Lord Lyons. An article appeared in a newspaper called the Rihmond Whig, stating that Mr. ICridland had received his exequctur from Weshington, and that he was avcredited toMr. Lincoln, and not to ...