... intelligent m ...

... the part of the Whig connection, ' and a vague fear appears to have crossed the minds the practical people, described in Gladstonian phrase as those who act for the Liberal party in ! election matters —in plain English the Whig wire\ pullers—that ...

... nt, he says : 44 1 was assailed by one cry of reproach, disapprobation, and even detestation : English, Scotch, and Irish, Whig and Tory, Churchman and Sectary, Freethinker and Religionist, Patriot and Courtier, united in their rage against the man who ...

... choose the dandelions. Another newspaper i The Daily News, it appears, is not Radical enough for its new constituents, and not Whig enough for its old ; consequently a company is being formed—so the Fleet Street rumour goes— to start a more violent Morning ...

... great Liberal party. He held the foreign policy of the country to be a continuous policy having nothing to with party politics, Whig or Tory. When the present Parliament came to a close, matters of great moment would have be considered; and on that occasion ...

... public pays its penny, and makes choice of the Daily Telegraph. Soon,it would seem,will come the time when this Radical, Toxy, Whig, Conservative newspaper will have it ail its own way, Yet Peterborough Court, Fleet Street, has received a sad shock in the ...

... was atrocity to expect them to go on voting money three o'clock in the morning, and that the noble lord, the leader of the Whig party, had been guilty of abominable obstruction when he wasted a whole day last week, and was beaten by lOC, which he richly ...

... supposed that the acting editor of the Old, a gentleman highly skilled in his profession, would j allow aspiring diplomats, Whigs, Tories, or Radi-: cals. to infringe the proper limits of journalism, j I The editor, indeed, edited severely, and held a | ...

... buckler of strength to his political friends, who had the humour of Sheridan and Charles Fox to withstand, and his skits on the Whigs sometimes hit them very hard. His easy satire on the late Mr Whitbread, beginning— I am like Archimedes for science and skill ...

... Manchester, has the eredit of converting her husband to be a supporter of Church and State, for the Kintore :. family are Whigs and Presbyterians to the backbone; 1 and Lord Inverurie's candidature a complete dis- 1 ruption the traditions of his family ...

... time for sixpence a time, and she was always at home before I'd get there myself. The editor of the Jonesborough (Tennessee) Whig announces his intention of publishing religious periodical. He thus modestly states his qualifications for the task: — We ...

... a very clever, well-educated woman, who had read all books worth reading from her childhood down to the last, and a fierce Whig of the old school. She was all for Mr Fox, whom she had seen, as well Mr Burke, Mr Pitt, and Mr Sheridan ; and she was also ...