... A remark was made by Mr M'Laren at his meeting in regard to the Writs Registration Bill, and suggestion was made that the Whig Government had been guiltv of attempting—l wont use strong words, but in short a job—(A laugh)—in proposing that salary should ...

... was no doubt uttered with considerable fervour as well as sincerity, and probably proceeded from some appetised Russellite Whig, dissatisfied with the turn that things are taking, and the prospects of a continuance of exile from the flesh-pots of Egypt ...

... t of the retiring half of the Cabinet before giving them any credit. Not doubting the enterprise of the proprietors of the Whig paper, they may have thought it hardly probable that its special correspondent in London could a member of the Carlton, in ...

... there is one sentence which we commend to every Englishman’s attention, and not least to that of economical doctrinaires and Whig administrators. His Lordship calls attention to the great diminution in the number of emigrants, and finds in it an augury ...

... so as they keep tolerably within bounds; but we certainly cannot consider them one whit better than the combinations which Whigs, Reformers, Liberals, and Freetraders have been so freely denouncing all this century and more. They are not one whit better ...

... ought to remember that men of all parties are in the same boat with the Earl; for if he can’t blow glass, neither can the Whigs ; and I know several good Liberal journalists who, like myself, would make a much better fist of emptying bottle than of blowing ...

... organic reforms, so-called, in the machinery of our Government. must, however, protest against the use of the word Reform to the Whig dictionary, where it is applied to the act of making changes in the machinery of the Constitution, not because they are needed—not ...

... Vesuvius, and the Vesuvius is beginning grumble and to shake. So the fluent little Lord Amberley Is, after all, a sportive little Whig kid—with bit of blue and yellow ribbon, dashed with red, round his neck—and it plays vacantly amidst the vines and olives, ...

... of them. With one exception, all were allowed by the surgeons feasted with the royal fare, which they heartily enjoyed. The Whig attempt to secure the representation of Guildford has proved a signal failure. The vacancy was caused by the elevation of Sir ...

... organ referred to chuckles rather maliciously over the adhesion of these three persons. Formerly, it seems, they were among Whigs and Peelites of London industrialism, and it is insinuated that, as in the case their superiors, there are some curious reasons ...

... the Whig dictionary, where it is applied the act of making changes in machinery of the Constitution, not because hey are needed—not, that is to say. because they are from worse to better as regards the State, but because by means of them the Whig hopes ...

... with ability and care ; but he disliked it for many reasons. At last, in 1853, aad chiefly, believe, owing to the assistance Whig friends, he obtained a post in the Register House, the depository of Scottish records. It was not well paid, but it suited ...