... O'Docnell, and the nomineeof the bishops. Mr. Monaghan, who opposed him, was the more obnoxious to the electors as a thoroughgoing Whig. The election is another disappointment to the Gladstone party in Ireland. The numbers are ?? *-*••* £„;-_ _ - _ .. ?? ryrr ...

... has practically the right to nominate. Perhaps the most ssandalous appointment ever made in Scotland by any Lord Advocate, Whig or Tory, is that made within the last few days by the present Lord Advocate— namely, the appointment of his own son, Sir, Henry ...

... the Donnybrook Fair-like irregu- larities into whioh certain Government offices had fallen under our long interregnum of a Whig ascendancy, that he frankly avowed he had no hope of the improvements which are now happily assured us, except in a revolution ...

... lists. There was no use in attempting to disguise tbe fact, which was already perfectly notorious, that, in round numbers, the Whig party in West Kent had just sent in 1200 claims for registration, while the Conser- vatives bad only sent in 800. Now he believed ...

... class. Its principles are tbo*e of •• the times, neither more nor less. In Whig timca — that Is to say, when the majoiity of tho purchasing public are Whig— the Times should be Whig also ; when the majority are Tory the Times is Tory too. When the majority ...

... readers ; but my fellow, ioners and myself, and others elsewhere, who may I come to similar troubles, under these heaven-born Whig slip-slop legislators, have no means of redress save through the notoriety which your columns will afford to our present distress ...

... taken for granted to day that the present English navy is the most powerful in the world, because Nelson won Trafalgar. The Whigs consider the Edinburgh Review the most wonderful effort of human genius. The Tories would agree with them if they were not ...

... by i* trary and illegal opposition Bishop I.loyd to the re-election of Sir John Baking ton. Lloyd and hit son were furious Whigs. Singly or concert they published manifestoes against Sir John, denouncing him as a vicious fellow of a vicious stock, directing ...

... Reform Bill of 1832. If these are to be the stock points they are neither offensive nor alarming, and only prove that the Whigs have not much left in their wallet. But Mr. Roebuck^ though merely a burgess of Sheffield, must always speak, after his first ...

... arM trary and illegal opposition of Bishop Lloyd to the re-elec- tion of Sir John Pakington. Lloyd aud bis son were furious Whigs, Singly or in concert they published mani- festoes against Sir John, denouncing him as a vicious fellow of a vicious stock ...

... country, whom Lord Russell commissioned to obtain our ooun try man's deliverance, and over the success of whose negocl- atiom the Whig boasting was so loud last week, has actually not been at Gondar at all, but has been invited by the Emperor Theodore to come ...

... the sincere minority of Liberals. The Morning Star speaks the mind of the Manchester school ; the Globe is inspired by the Whig members of the Ministry. The Sf and rd has a constituency which embraces one-half of the educated classes, and gives utterance ...