... it is for granted to day that the present English navy is e most powerful in the world, because Nelson won Teaollgar. The Whigs consider the Edinburgh Review the most W onderful effort of human genius. The Tories would agree With them if they were not ...

... lists. There was no use in attempting to disguise the 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 Conservatives had, only sent in 800. Now he believed ...

... tar s that of yore made hear of the brilliai I'llrgh considers herse :Ike a f o r granted to ds most powerful in Lalgar. The Whigs con wonderful effort of hu With them if they wee „ 4 fagazine a still greatl 'cott, and Carlyle arc %lir e —taking great in ...

... readers; but my fellowparishioners and myself, and others elsewhere, who may 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 ...

... class. Its principles are those of the times, neither more nor less. In Whig times—that is to say, when the majority of the purchasing public are Whig—the Times should be Whig also; when the majority are Tory the Times is Tory too. When the majority ...

... Oriental dominion already too enormous to be the existing cattle plague. With reference to the dratisfactorily governed—so far as Whig experience former subject the virulence of debate is only just teaches—by one man or one department, and beginning to break ...

... arbi trary and illegal opposition of Bishop Lloyd to the re-election of Sir John Pakington. Lloyd and his son were furious Whigs. Singly or in concert they published manifestoes against Sir John, denouncing him as a vicious fellow of a vicious stock, directing ...

... it is If the demonstration of the Fenians were simply this—that he is a natural ministerialist, that he directed against the Whig Government of Ireland has an illustrious parent, and that he will be as we ceuld understand it better. The system efficacious ...

... been utterly and inexcusably ignorant up to this very time. The nursing of young politicians is a new art of the century. The Whigs have invented an incubating machine which brings Lord AMBERLEY before the public, and Mr. GLADSTONE takes private care of his ...

... serious loss of life took place on Saturday on Lough Foyle, about 15 miles from Londonderry. A correspondent of the Northern Whig, writing from Londonderry, gives details:— The steamer Garland (screw) left this city, and proceeded all well until about ...

... deserting the newspaper and the discussion club, forsaking the tavern and the popular tribune, to cheer the passage, not only of a Whig, not only of a placeman, but actually of a lord. It is no marvel that the heart of the demagogue is sore within him, or that ...

... to the cells of that Richmond gaol in which one Daniel O'Connell once lay awaiting the trial that ended in an acquittal. But Whig vigour •was not content with seizing those known to them as Fenians. You have already commented upon the sentence of a month's ...