... is so obnoxious to the Telegraph may be used as a very effective adjective. You recollect OC'Connell's description of the Whigs as Ibass, bloody, and brutal. That speech was taken for the 2Ysane by a Scotch reporter of a very Puritanical turn of mind; ...

... pleasure of English- men to keep the Government at arm's length, to pay the tax-gatherer when they had no option, and to leave Whig and Tory to fightout their quarrel on the floor of the House of Commons. All this is changed now; and the panacea of the: day ...

... sketch had flsallen that chance, the throne. She drank. Her husahaur was ai Dane, thurottgh-bretl. A TIot'y, shegovernetiby the Whigs; like a wonian, like at nial woulan. She hail fits of rage. Site was violenti, it flrawlec. Noibotdy tilire ?? than Anne litit ...

... the Marquises of Blandford and Lansdowne are to 1)e celebrated on the 4th of November at Westminster b Abbey. Thus two great Whig and Tory families will be it United. Is Partridges lma~p not been so plentiful in Cornwall for many years as they are this ...

... ns on the] Parables which, as a young man, he wrote for children; and in the further facts that he began life as an ardent Whig, that he passed into a Tory, and that he ended his political career by using all his power to pass a Radical measure of Pa ...