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... The Fenians. —In a third edition of Saturday's Northern Whig some revelations of the Fenian plans, disclosed at an examination of prisoners before the magistrates in Dublin, 011 Saturday, are detailed, and are of a horribly sanguinary character. the breaking ...
... OF VIEW. TO THE EDITOR. Sib, —In the Times of the 21st inst., I have read a very remarkable article, passing in review the Whig statesmen eligible for the office Prime Minister. The Timet says— We have now to enquire what statesmen there are who may ...
... distinctly-expressed will of the nation, desisted from the pursuit of Parliamentary Reform, long the corner stone of the edifice of Whig olitics': and the Conservative leaders, seeing that Lord Valinerston's Government, Liberal only in name, was at all events ...
... only through the eyes of those who are bound to .' ,j y the ties personal intimacy or family connexion. , * *«s, and is, pure Whig. Well skilled in what may c a«d the dead lore of the English Constitution, he • to grasp that living spirit which resides ...
... Reform Bill, for death has been very busy among these for the last few years; he was at one time the acknowledged head of the Whig party, and lias an European reputation second to 110 other British statesman. With so many recommendations, it may thought ...
... that peculiarly exclusive temple of fame. Almost all his political contemporaries who took a leading position, whether in the Whig or in the Tory ranks, were Cambridge men. If Byron, Coleridge, and Wordsworth are to be classed among our greatest poets, it ...
... Weser Zeitung of to-day sayslndifferent to all internal political questions, neither a passionate Tory nor an indifferent Whig—opposed to everything which he feared might endanger the position of England, an advocate of the system of protection, to which ...
... said that his political creed was the Constitution 1688. He was a Pittite, aud was always willing act with the Constitutional Whigs when they walked in Constitutional paths. referred to an attack Constitutional Government which appeared in Romanist organ ...