... people. was further notorious that persons great consideration among the Whigs, like the Duke of Somerset. and Lord PEXzascE, approved the principle of I the measure, and that other Whig could not !be induced to their votes against it. Never- ] theless, the ...

... revealed any stage before. ENGLAND. clever and competent gentleman, who known to cluedy tbe his Democratic opinions. If the Whig landowners or Radical employers, men of substance or men culture, can be found ready to embark for such ' cruise, under such ...

... likely to to pieces if called upon to face a question opening out a vast variety issues, each appearing in different aspect to Whigs, Radicals, Republicans, and Home Rulers respectively. It is all very well for Mr. Fawcett when in Opposition to indignantly ...

... but journalists and politicians did their best to behove it. It must admitted that tho incompetent foreign policy : of the Whigs gave too much apparent ground for such views. Lord Russell, indeed, interfered often enough in the quarrels of other nations ...

... with whici Madame Dacier illustrated the Roman lyrist, W« know what Dr. Johnson thought of Mrs. Macaulay, even though she was Whig, and how highly Sir Joshua ranked Angelica Kauffmana, though he died bachelor. It would be a ridiculous thing to say that in ...