... careless in quoting Mr. Bright's words in the first instance. Mr. Seymour is called Liberal, but may be more properly described a Whig, one of that party whom Mr Ernest Jones has just characterized as set of political adventurers and whom he wants to knock down ...

... dry; and when it is taken out it is a hard concrete mass as unbreakable as the shell of a cocoa-nut. It is then painted, whigged, whiskered, eyebrowed ; the eyes are placed it; and on Boxing-night the artist is placed inside it; and the little ladies ...

... collected and published their Reform speeches. It is not without meaning that the Edinburgh Review, the mouth-piece of the old Whig party, invites Mr. Gladstone to perform on himself the «« happy despatch, and allow some politician more acceptable than himself ...

... Beauchamp and seconded by Lord Delamere. Mr. Brand, M.P. for Lewes, is said to have withdrawn his resignation of the post of Whig whipper-in. The San Francisco News Letter heads its births, deaths, and marriages, the cradle, altar, and tomb. The Times ...