... precedents such as that which we have noticed may become very embarrassing to this country, and in a manner that the nonchalant Whig nobleman at the head of the Colonial Office and bis colleagues never ■ imagined. and bye, if President Grant receives I memorials ...

... became a morning paper, and thus added another to the matin press representatives of Conservatism ; the Globe, previously a Whig organ, virtually takifig its place as that of the Constitutional party, in . the evening. The Standard has made immense way ...

... the effect that the large screw steamer Leith, rising sun (laughter). saw an account the paper go*el loaf, and were afraid of Whig bishop*. Is it whjch J .( i^, some time ago for Bombav. via the th- 'lav testimonial and address presented the , n then, that ...

... Liberals are in the field —Sir Sydney Waterlow, who has the support of the trading ami mercantile interest; Sir Francis Lycett, a Whig baronet •f considerable influence ; and Mr. Odger, the working man’s candidate. These three are confronted by Colonel Beresford ...

... grieves him most all Is the fact that Mr. Odger is supported the Conservatives. “I have more belief the Tories than the old Whigs, says Mr. Odger, which translated means (remarks bis critic), will scorn no alliance which shall help to power.” Here (ailds ...

... draws distinction between the occasions, according the man in office. It was quite right that a Conservative, or even a pure Whig Government like Lord Palmerston's, should dismayed” array popular numbers and pressure from without but another thing altogether ...

... to the Queen, and was first returned to Parliament for East Derbyshire at the last general election. The hon gentleman is a Whig. The address will seconded by Sir Charles Dilke, M.P. for Chelsea, a strong Radical, who is also one of the youngest member* ...

... Theatre, London. understand that the party who was to the co respondent is a gentleman who bears ! name connected with old Whig associations; who was i formerly in Parliament, and who has recently made inj effectual efforts to again obtain seat in the ...

... yet any sign of a conclusion of the arduous labours of the commissioners. The truth is, it is too good a job for three hungry Whig-Radical barristers, by no meitna overburdened with briefs, to relinquish in a burry. It is board and lodging for them so long ...

... tenure The right hon. gentleman next adverted the address of Mr. Heron, who had held a post of great trust and confidence io the Whig Adminstratioa, namely, that legal adviser the Castle, and who was defeated in | Tipperary by o‘Donovan “Mr. Heron (continued ...

... than otherwise to set off the vigour of the attack. Those who read or those who listened must have felt that the courteous Whig Peer was no match for the trenchant Conservative orator. The way in which the ex-Chancellor contrasted the harsh treatment ...

... the endeavour conceal their crime and avoid its just retribution, is recorded the chief agent for corrupt practices or the Whig side the hotly-contested election of 1815. This person, Mr. James Bussell, who was himself indicted for conspiracy at the Taunton ...