... King William II f. He got exceedingly drunk, and, seeing the Bishop rather disconcerted at the superfluous zeal of one of the Whig company, who wont on his knees to do honour to the toast, whispered in the episcopal ear, — Do laugh, my lord: pray laugh; ...

... should be simply a national compliment to Mr. Bright. The Nation is afraid that it will be degraded to the dimensions of a Whig-Liberal celebration. ...

... measure in which the working classes are greatly interested, the member for Birmingham would not support them. lie mys:— The Whigs and the Liberals have been great at repeal, so much so that in any future history ' repeal of bad lawn' will probably be the ...

... James at the last preference to Mr. Jacob Bright. However this may lie, there is undoubtedly a strong desire on the part of the Whig classes in the manufacturing districts to obtain admission to the franchise, and whatever may be thought of these demonstrations ...

... where straw should be, and the horses in the mangers instead of the stalls. Pray does Mr. Kingsley having intended to elect a Whig, withdraw his vote when his candidate turns out a 'L'ory ? It he does not, he is. As politician he sees nothing of the kind ...