... illustrious and the great-has Wil tidentified himself with a body of men who have ani been denounced by political dissenters, Whig Mr. reviewers, and Radical pamphleteers as pests to had all. society and vagabonds on the earth, Ipromised off some time ag ...

... Sir Robert Peel, he readily adopted the enlightened doctrines of his master's later career, and %hen he afterwards joined the Whig party hie principles were at least as liberal as those of his new allies. Temporarily discredited by the failure of the War ...

... Cotton fired one shot which mentioned. Timm *Ma yew well, oed ems became be Crimea war, the admiral wati amen corn' The tight Whig mit which the efamies am made fa ink ellet-when the Wriveratnerodff. The natives, who flourishing shrink heming abesdaase et ...

... such-in this instance-as lRichmond, Charleston, Augusta, e Wilmington, Mobile, and Atlanta, The he figures of the Richmond Whig, standing alone, as do not appear to render it certain that this as war can be continued for more-thar oie or agtwo, or at ...

... constituents, and ia of opinion tbat Mr. Gladstone is not, spite of the superior quality of his talents, disposed to quit the Whig party :— That peddling policy which can break promise to »BiU because the alleged lukewarm sattfSl . plet1 ° ed Reform, ...

... reorganisation the ministers responsible for the departments may possibly make the sum saved to £3,000,000, but beyond this the Whig journal can hold out no hopes for the ensuing financial year. Prince Hans of Denmark has left Copenhagen for Athens with a ...

... reasonably be expected to be saved during; the current year. know therefore exactly what we have to anticipate; and while the Whigs continue in office must learn to be thankful for small mercies. Mr. Baron Bramwell has done himself immortal honour by the ...

... himself. To com- te pare small things with great, they are like the pre- 3e sent Earl of DExBY, when he ratted from the it Whig benches, and became the pink and model of le Toryism. Your renegade, a word which is not used id n an offensive sense, is always ...

... misintef jpreted by Denmark to her cost. That 'offence that England is never to repeat. ot England we must read Lord Russell and Whig Government. It is amusing to see ho* eagerly the ministerial scribe seizes upon pression of Mr. Forster's, in order to make ...

... As a working man he asked his fellow working what they intended to do. Where they prepared for ever to be fed with political Whig spoon meat?— (Laughter.) Did they not believe that their stomachs were able to bear a more substantial diet ? Did they think ...

... is at present conducted. o political principle the SrecraTor is Whig, but with a more decided tendency towards reforms at home and the extension of orderly freedom abroad than the old Whigs were supposed to have. Since its establishment, however, in 1828 ...

... nefarious attempt upon the Church of England. He associated himself with the Irish Roman Catholics, the Democrats, and the Whigs, who were anxious to maintain themselves in offices. He attempted to bribe the party rob the Irish Church, but wa3 signally ...