... press. We might indeed write a grammatical essay upon bad English and worse Syntax, but these are usual characteristics of Whig compositions, leave the precious document to serve a parsing exercise for the young. the late Session of Parliament, Mr. John ...

... Abundant signs herald its approach, anti men ail parties show them •'elves anxious to assist our deliverance from the old Whig yoke. It an intolerable bondage to which few people cannot Ik- expected submit. When the next attempt to shake oil the gloomy ...

... ease, may expect the Bill to become part of the law of the land in the course of next session, whatever mysterious reasons the Whig ex-Chanceilor may conjure up for farther delay. Meantime, will no harm to make the public acquainted with the nature of the ...

... author and to its date, may be fairly a»- aniiied neither too in its franeliiscs nor (to meet Mr. Disraeli’s objections) too Whig in it* limitations —the National Assembly, we say, representing fairly nod laithfully tllu property mid intelligence, the rural ...

... received at the Castle of Dublin, and the more distinguished of the have enjoyed the hospitalities of the Viceroy, whether Whig or Tory. Noblemen and gentlemen, not of the creed of these men, have also liberally subscribed to Fomish churches, schools ...

... »esourccs of Canada.” Lord Derby, when Colonial Secretary, had conceived a political prejudice against Mr. llincks, but the Whig Government appreciated his talents and offered him his present appointment ; but in leaving Canada left behind him faithful ...

... for the exhibitions at Rochdale and Liskeard, and the wild and, unrestrained fury of those who depend upon the ■ favour of Whig, Peelite, Liberal, and Radical leaders. | Wool. vlkh, Aco. 2L—Th#«* bar® boon attended by lull average number of buyers, and ...

... tested, they, too, may organise lines of their own, and look for equal facilities, but for an Irish Port now to join with a Whig Ministry in opposing the interests of another Fort is the most suicidal policy. The advantages to be derived fromaTransatlantic ...

... newspaper having called the Prince Regent Adonis, Leigh Hunt, in fit of indignation the Regent's having broken his promise to the Whigs, added—“of fifty.” The Prince’s vanity triumphed over hit discretion, and on the pretended ground of some words of more serious ...

... Slates are secured to the old Whigs on pro-slavery issues, while the Republicans hold the Northern States. Hence there i» no probabilityof aunion upon Republican—not much probability as there that some weak Southern Whig may float over to the Democracy ...

... hands held in his favour; and, therefore, if the Conservative cause rested on universal suffrage the Conservative and not the Whig would have been elected.” Mr. S. T. Kekewich, M.P., said—“ It appears me that ought to view the present Government with very ...

... moment supposed that the Christian gentlemen, scholars, and churchmen of England are match for the mongrel hosts of Radicals, Whigs, hungry unbelievers, and free-thinkers, ever ready to join in attacking any institution, body or form of belief which seems ...