... experience of the vicissitudes of tho sea aud general of fish, it passes into more insipid stage, the billet stige, becomes a Whig, and is as different from its former self red herring extra dried is different from the delicate fish which go by the namo ...

... thriving and contented people, and are returning to the principles of mode- rate Liberalism. The last Lord Dbbby was a steady Whig. The present Lord went from rampant Liberalism to high-flying Toryism. His successor only waits the time of his accession to ...

... deep internal disease, which was preying upon the vitals of tha body politic, that Mr. Coedbn came forth with his remedy. The Whigs had only a par.ial faith iv it and feared to adopt it. Sir Robert Peel was thea as great a protectionist as he afterwards became ...