... Corn-laws. The Whigs had fixed their hearts upon an eight shillings daty. Macaulay, we believe, advocated that reservation ; and although Sir James Graham had always been a great authority on the Anti-Corn-law question, he had left the Whigs before 1848 ...

... costs represents their highest con- ception of faultless expenditure. Now the Liberal party has in this matter advantages. The Whigs, of course, have been hypocritical enough from time to time, but, at least in name, ‘‘Retrench- ment” has been one of their ...

... females arrayed in d, was smashed flags, on wh ich. were hostile * as “Down wi the mora’ “Down th the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs,” and “‘ Where is J. O’Brien,” were thrust into the faces. of his friends; stones were flung in showers, used with fu It aired ...