... aid, surprised some. Nol a little mystery must cover the nepotism, although it would have passed muster as in keeping with Whig habits. We now learn Captain Inglefield,' having been appointed to the Prince Consort for Channel service, that this vessel ...

... experience might prove, to another more liberal and more honest ministry, of importance to the country! The removal by the Whig act to-day paralyses their successors, who may differ in the mode of retirement. Let us now view this proposition as regards ...

... of a Party) which might at least do better, for England, than those two old threadbare Parties—the Tories, and the Radical-Whigs. Royston, Herts, Clinton. Sept. 24, 1866. ...

... reform, and on the night appointed for the debate Mr Michael Angelo Taylor, a flaming patriot, gave a grand dinner, to which Whigs only were invited. Poor Lord John was doomed to declaim to empty benches, his friends—the great professors of liberty and ...

... present time, entangled (and has, indeed, long stood so entangled) in the toils of those base domestic (place) Hunters, the Whig-Radical, and Tory, Factionsthe English Nation has long been hide bound as it were—overgrown with antique Ivy, and Moss, of ...

... voters those most worthy of the franchise, men of honour, integrity, and ability; who, whether classed as Tory, Conservative, Whig, or Badical (or by any other undefinable definition in the nomenclature of politics) would undoubtedly assist in leavening ...

... without a controlling hand to guide them.” They are evidently so much at loss what line to take, and how to take it.” The Whigs are falling off from them; the Peelites are used up; Mr Cardwell and the Attorney-General are all that remain of that clever ...

... genteely hinted ' that/ of course the Eight Honourable Board of Commissioners would compensate inventors. Who ever believed in Whig generosity ? Well, let it bide the result. The other case, which we give literatim from the ‘Liverpool Journal of Commerce ...

... much more important work, the building of ironclads to meet the demand ? And more, until Parliament meets that the clever Whigs have not left the necessary funds for pleasing every writer who discharges his venom at Whitehall. The correspondents of ‘The ...

... I consulted my friends, was in earnest, and very shakey (at least in pocket) and was immediately appointed. Thus it is the Whigs reckoned: he was, of course, the son of somebody whose interest was as strong as we could wish • but no subject for Greenwich ...

... Look to all your dockyards and increased commands, with less force to command I Who introduced these modes of patronage The Whigs! of 1831. But with the reduced List, from 102 to 85, of rather about seventy, what will yon have ? Simply less number to select ...

... underrated. He has been too much spoken of as a mere gladiator. Macaulay contrasts the great Crusader at Joppa with his great Whig hero at Neerwinden, to show that the strength of the muscles is far inferior in value to the strength of the mind, implying ...