... has been, that, by his surrendering the Punjaub, the Governor-General e had completely avoided the dreadful fault of a the Whigs, in putting the British and their territories a in contact and connection with the Affghans. That me haughty race was best ...

... Prophecy. h3. Jullicn. The lRillway Committees of the The Talk of the Month. Month. By Angus B. Reach. A Condolence with tho Whigs in Charts for Railsay Travellers. By general, and Lord John Russell Gilbert Abbott a Beckett. in particular. Portrait Clubs ...

... uncontrolled or unbiassed by oue strong interest or influential party. We must regret that his Lordship, in common with other Whig Lords, dwelt too strongly on the comparative rate of a fixed duty. It were wiser to leave that spectre where it was laid by ...

... Prophccy~ TI. Jullien. The Baiis~y Comluuttese of the Th erTalk of the Month. MNonth. By Angus B. Reach. A Condolence with the Whigs in Charts for Railway Travellers. By general, and Lord John Russell. Gilbert Abbott i. Beckett. in pnarticular. P~ortrait Clubs ...

... Protectionists from the GOVe!-.'.!l' t, and to intimate that thev would divide against i - Second reading of the bill with the Whigs. After ui rther discussion,;the debate was ad- journ, :A Friday. TEnS 't.:ciple both of the Corn Bill and the Cus- toms .ii ...

... immnefse drawbacks, the conduct of the Whigs towards Ireland, as compared with that of ill other adminis- trations, is as the conduct of philanthropieal and philosophical statesmen compared with charlatans. 'he Whigs, when out of office, advocated the rights ...

... the scheme tl I s nearly equivalent to a fixed duty of four shillings a quarter. Now, as a fixed duty is renounced by the 0 Whigs, its authors,whilc this sliding-scale is renounced C by Sir ROBERT PEEL, its author, the BUCICNGHAM i amendment had the marvellous ...

... haide niutual V corpinatenimty W elwt oiis only in thehrootiotre- im ir loton, 0 operting oT ttc goo or eil ofthectmmunity. Whig and oip ~~ end itaclical-are no m~ore to us than the names Pr of evtnet genera, ~~~~~~~~~be 0' e isourthif obectto akeever ...

... and infirmity. We deal with Polities onily mn their sochdlre- -lIstiuni,as operating for he good or evilof the comnmunity,. Whig and Tory-Conservative and Itadisal-are ico more to us thain the names of extinct genera. 1 It is em' chief object to m'ake ...

... anti infirmity, We deal witls rolitics only in their soelalrcc- lation, its operating for 'he gooti or evil of thle community. Whig and Tory-Conservative and Rudical-are no mere to us thaen the names of extincger. %i t is our chief Object to niake every ...

... Mtonth. The Pattern Wile. If. lullien. Ladies' Words. The Talk of the -Manila. The Play of this Month. 0 A Condolence asith the Whigs in On Dirtli-em Oxtot-d b1 rent generat, and Lord John Rtussell Are there any Pieneohlon ?Be, its particular. Shirley Broeeks ...

... aiid infirmity. We deal with Politics only in their sotiatre. lation, as operating for 'begood or evil of theromniluniity. Whig and Tory-Conservative and Itedieal-are no more to us than the names of extinct genera. ~I t is our chief ob~jeet to male every ...