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... of defenceless travellers, but who make themselves scarce at the first swing of the cudgel. England, as represented by the Whigs, exercises just now about as much influence on Continental politics as Spain or Holland. And yet, if England be without influence ...
... Hall, especially as the members came out. The Liberals were received with yelling and hisses, and cries of Down with the Whigs! Denmark and the Princess of Wales! Disraeli for ever! The people were terribly exasperated with the Government, though ...
... FIRST-RATE ELECTRO-SILVER PLATED ARTICLES, of which he has received a very large supply, and is now offering the same at the folio whig reduced prices, and warrants them to be SUPERIOR ELECTRO PLATE. £ s, d. £ s. d. £ s. d. Table Spooonsl 0 0 1 4 0 1 7 0 per ...
... honesty, was exposed. Mr. Lloyd iost his'seat, and Air. Breiuridge was returned. But it was not upon bribery alone that the Whigs relied for success. means a far worse character were freely employed, an i Mr. Bremridge's private character was mad ' the ...
... better or more constitutional cry, and we hope to see it adopted not only in Devonshire but in every part of tbe kingdom. Tbe Whigs have ever boasted of their pacific propensities; but have, by tbeir blundering, landed us in difficulties from which it was ...
... did not intend to call upon them to do so. Perhaps when a minister has suffered the fate of the unfortunate bank clerk, the Whig Ministry will change their opinion, aud will then think of their imperative duty to insist upon the companies supplying the ...
... ill-considered scheme. Yer c House, another member of the ment ' equally haughty in his station, was obi ' and ' wbat worse a Whig official, own ed resign his office. The country had UCli Patience with Mr. Lowe, in his re ratioa of the education department; ...
... The negro troops stormed the Confederate posts. General Butler had not reached Petersburg before the assault. The Richmond Whig of the 15th instant reports the defeat of General Sheridan by Generals Fitzhugh and Hampton, with heavy loss. No particulars ...