... that Child of Promise, the Frome Election Petition, were celebrated in S. Stephen's Chapel Westminster. The parentage of this Whig-radical bantling is enveloped in some mystery ; but we are assured that Mr. Donald Nicoll stood only in the relation of sponsor ...

... and of many of the Hite of the Whig and Radical brigade. These, and other matters of a similar tendency, must be in the recollection of our readers; and that eloquent prophecy, will not be forgotten, set forth by the Whig portion of the press, and more ...

... attained tlian at present, has for five-andtwenty years been one of the most hardworking, respectable, and commonplace of the whig servants-of-all-work. He has been successively a of the Admiralty, Vice-President of the Board of Trade, Under-Secretary for ...

... wept crocodile tears Carlisle, at the visions of Tory immorality which arose before his mind’s eye, and many other Hadical and Whig gentlemen shook their heads lugubriously on public platforms, at the prospect of constituencies beguiled 70,000 or 80,000 potent ...

... lines, stretching in a south-easterly direction from the new fort now in course construction far as the Customshouse. The folio whig is a list of the ships:— Line Battle. Constantin Orel Viborg Czarevitch I'rokhor Yola. Sinope Frigates, &c. Gcnorale-Admirale ...

... ties, because he fears he’ll be regarded a maucais sujet. The Gent’s Style.—Everything “loud” is necessarily hint ton. Eminent Whig.—The reporters sav that they must give up taking down Lord John Russell if he does not mend his elocution. Ills voice has now ...

... weather, continued her praiseworthy exertions to secure votes in the right direction. With the usual scurrility of defeated Whigs and Radicals, sorts of rumours about bribery by wholesale is afloat • and to quote their own words, —so like those of a certain ...

... having called the Frince Regent an Adonis, Leigh Hunt, in fit of indignation at the Regent’s having broken his promise to the whigs, added, fifty.” The Frince’s vanity triumphed over his discretion, and on the pretended grounds of some words of more serious ...

... HU remarkable talents made him justly the chief of the British Museum. He is extremely intimate with all the aristocratic Whigs, and a constant companion of Lord Palmerston. I saw him, some years , come to one of GavazzTs, the Italian Protestant preacher ...

... and pay, our great whig statesmen were lot in the least convinced the injustice of the impost. 3ut when multitudes of parishes refused to pav, when churchmen joined with dissenters and wished for change, then the leaders of th? whig party found out that ...

... he was removed to the more onerous duties Financial Secretary to the Treasury, and held that until Mr. Disraeli npset the Whigs. At the general election, 1859, he was obliged to retire from Westbury, but came in for Devonport, and was appointed Vice-President ...

... maufully, and fought with a courage the memory of which yet remains ; and when, by means of a combination of Protectionists and Whigs, Lord John Russell was placed in office, Sir James helped to preserve the ministry in their free-trade career. Those were days ...