... irritating discussions should be avoided. Within half a year from the utterance of that conciliatory speech a British army, under Whig management, was on its way to the deepest grave ever dug by war in the Crimea, and a British admiral was flourishing his cutlass ...

... promised nearly a million sterling of cheeso-paring to the country ; but an instant of scrutiny sufficed to demonstrate that the Whigs are begging for credit on the strength of their unnational policy of abandoning the lonian Islands. There is no change or ...

... coached scholar of the Manchester school, who bettered his instruction, actually talked to the meeting accord- ing to the old Whig manner, and from roaring like a lion, came down to coo you as gently as any sucking dove. He would and he wouldn't — that was ...

... Association met in force in order to consider what step* should be taken in consequence of the electioneering agitai tion which the Whig-Radical party have so prematurerj forced upon the borough. Mr. J. Ellershaw presided, and the proceedings were marked by the ...

... organise and get up a requisition to Captain Walsh. Was the great county of Wiltshire to be handed over to a compact of great Whig lords and great Tory squires. He told the noble lord and the country that tho independent electors wero bound by no compromise ...

... unavailing, even though the Bedford influence should be worked up to its highest point of pressure. In fact there are limits to Whig- Radical docility, and the heir of the Russells, addressing the non-electors, went somewhat too far with his surrenders of ...

... nation for whose bene fit it is ostensibly proposed, HARWICH, March 2), The Lydia Dow of Sunderiand, But, alas, in these days of Whig jubbery and party aggreu- from Landon to the North, isfon shore on The tard iv barboar. he real interests of the country have ...

... aforesaid bill to destroy churches was passing through parliament, many people residing in the provinces far removed from modern Whig enlightenment were much disturbed. We had a lingering belief in consecration. We thought that when a church and its contents ...

... organs in protesting against tho ignominious compact by which one of the seats for North Wilts has been handed over to the Whigs. Is this policy to be followed by our Conservative squires whenever there is a renegade lord lieutenant to be pro- pitiated ...

... remissions, they depend on malt and fire insuranco to save them from a deficit ? When the publio examine carefully, apart from Whig- Radical boasts, the fiscal measures of the last few years, they will discriminate between acts intended* for the profit of ...

... tln> just approbation of the writer and the nation for whoso benefit it ls ostensibly proposed. But, alas, in these days of Whig jobbery and party aggran- disement, the real interests of the country have been over- looked in this case, as in many others ...

... devolves upon them. Whether it be from desire to avoid personal trouble or to save their pockets, or to curry favour with some Whig magnate in their immediate locality — whatever may be the particular selfish motive that weighs with them, there has been a ...