... bad the saame rirrht. What . s th e commander to do with themr, especially if the frigate was a ,a all one ? Of course, the Whig captain would treat them well, possibly '.le thcrm dry champagne. The slaves would not work at all. In fact, cley took Mickey ...

... impracticable on any tolerable conditions. An earlier chapter of history had pointed the moral of the discredit into which the Whigs under Lord MELBOURNE fell as a consequence of their relations with the O'Connellite tail. Only the other day the country ...

... sleedily fall to pieces. I received this morning bAC visit of a newly ?? Republican deputy who would make a (oliral Englis.h Whig, and who told me that he objected to full lcity of the press and of public meeting as not being suited to the fiery characters ...

... majority is more Radical than it seems, and is certainly aware that to a large section of his supporters the appointment of a Whig Government following such a Liberal victory at the elections is a disappoint- ment. But he must, before all men, be aware of ...

... majority is more Radical than it seems, and is certainly aware that to a large section of his supporters the appointment of a Whig Government following such a Liberal victory at the elections is a disappoint- ment. But he must, before all men, be aware of ...

... fictions on which the supposed unity of English Government rests. For an English Goverrment, whether it consists of Tories or Whigs, is a sort of partnership with unlimited liability, in which a good many of the partners are impecunious and several extra- ...

... only a Tory, and a very High Tory, who had taken care more than once that the Whig dogs should not have the best of it, which alone was enough to rouse up the great Whig reviewer, but, moreover, he had at least three times spoken very roughly to Macaulay's ...

... Bristow, or for Morton, or for Conkling. There was, Mr. Haralson said, a sort of pre- ference for Bristow, because the old Whig politicians, who did not like the Democratic leaders, said that though Mr. Bristow had fought in the Union army, yet he was ...

... general discontent does exist among them. In that part of the eastern counties Whig interest is predominant, and but for the voters in one large town it is probable that the Whig landlords could generally carry the day. It is a curious thing, but it seems ...

... this noble com- petition the Democrats were the victors; but the disgrace of having engaged in it belongs not less to the Whigs and their political successors, the Republicans. Nothing could be more spiteful or more ignorant than the harangues in which ...

... Even enlightened natives of India knew little or nothing of the power of parliamentary debate-little or nothing of Tories or Whigs, or of the individual men representing those parties and struggling for supremacy. The English public, on the other hand, were ...

... two respectable and inconspicuous Whigs, one a Protestant, and the other a Catholic. At the general election of i865, when Liberalism began to stir, one of the seats was still retained by the moderate Catholic Whigs, but the other fell to Mr. Maguire ...