... merits or defeats, be has had through life the faculty of making himself necessary to the Liberal party. He is the chief of the Whigs, and that race must always supply a large element to British Governments, because it very closely typifies the country. A Wbig ...

... of every kind '1 of 'undo without the slightest inconvenience to the Teem, and is perfectly concealed from obamwaliso. It Whigs be give to this invention our and we strenuously ad, • vise as to all those who stand in need of positostion ' which they cannot ...

... brought in, we believe, an adverse report. Criminal proceedings were talked of, but were never instituted ; and in the end the Whig Government quietly ignored Mr. Churchward's contract by omitting to make any provision for the payment of the money in the ...

... that the Premier is not, in the language of Punch, strong enough for the place. By selecting his colleagues from the old Whig families and altogether ignoring the claims of the rising outsiders of the great Liberal party, the noble Earl leaves himself ...

... the siibuta have in.., red their services to repel the Spaniards. borough, regretting his inability to attend the meeting, Whig a cowardly miserable nation they must be, to de. in consequence of being confined to his room at leant. elare war against so ...