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... ancient or modern history, a;? a signal instance of wellarranged administrative skill. It was legacy left us by the incompetent Whigs, and the prisoners, who for such dreary years were eating their hearts out under the cruel confinement ©f semi-civilised King ...
... rest of the force were to have finally left that city on the instant. The well-informed London correspondent of Manchester Whig paper gives nice picture of the disorganisation that pervades the Liberal camp, and the utter want of cohesion there is in ...
... had done, everything was wrong that it had attempted to do. Public morality had ceased since the Whigs went out, and would never be restored until the Whigs, or their masters, the Radicals, came in again, with Lord Russell, Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Bright, Mr ...
... the Rev. Mr. Scott, chaplain of the London Hospital, Mr. Soott bad no political claims Government. He is Whig himself, and all his connections are Whig also ; and if had expected Sromotion at all it would have been from Mr. Hadstone, whose wife had freouent ...
... magistrates for the city Gloucester. These gentlemen are Conservatives ; the last five magistrates previously appointed were Whigs. Fatal Accidbict.—A man named Jobe Sander*, 25 years age. while employed Range worthy and Iron Acton railway Saturday, slipped ...
... civilians, permanently marred for • 'fl personage. ** A Civilian” forgets men■ Ui.t Si, Bmc, «„ th- Whig url ,od , *C« -Bcihl ud h,.th,r mU»id > Whig d«u- Z™* ,h rnvrv.t« ..ghty ~ich null u IW not thought for one moment when » man with such powerful ...
... for such force as would suffice to guard the judge from intimidation, insult or injury in the administration of justice. The Whig Government, however. bad received other communications on the same subject, and they only sent two troops of the 14th Light ...
... . Among them were the Duke Cambridge and all the French princes present in this country. It is the opinion of the Northern Whig that the Marquis Downshire having declared himself satisfied with Disraeli's pledge to the Irish Protestants, the Ulster Defence ...