... been prolonged. Aly chief objeet, therefore. in tius addressinr yOu, is to show the very great instrice done to the present Whig Adnministration, by irmputing to ?? the former errors of a 'I'ory Governmest; and I entertain the hope tlat, amidst the existing ...

... chance to sit. And tip their Stop, anid talk ot It, What gives a atilrpioess tn their mwit A pinch if Stnuff! Whlt intrilirces Whig to Tory, And recomiciles them in timeir sltry, When each is boasting it, hli eiory ? A pinch of Snufal What warms witloit a ...

... Pheasanti. The poschers have already boen. on the alert, and nothing can prove the demoralising and destructive powers of the Whig Bill, legalizing the almost open sale of Game,.than the circamstance of live Pheasants and Hares being lately'opeenly offered ...

... thrbugh the branches peoping, Sbe saw, among the blossoms laid, Time most profousdly sleeping. His head wns pillowa ed onl his whigs, *For he hlad furled, his pinions, .. liungor.with the lovely things In pieasuro's bright dominions: His scythe ?? aside were ...

... opposed to each other, in once- united England, should remember that for all this legacy we are specially indebted to the Whigs. Except by Tory ministers, and in onle case by Walpola, no attempt boas bean made to stem the progress of the current; and ...

... preqient lu4ipsta~ Ah~q, shoullda)xsderstadin, tb1ite oqus ,t ?? Biiwis ntpatyaehevenen0 Wtas not a~ it 'i's6t'ry '6f'kbi Whigs' ov'erthle, T6ries .ofoneii¶i~o~h3- I;ritdrc ve anti ajse was not toin belt ani It mere, section, of. Abe nation. The victory ...

... and delight the scholar, while those ol ?? Chalmers dt and the church establishment question, the foreign policy of the whig cabinets of 1837 adl of 1838, little mern and little ht measures, &c. &c. will be read with great attention by all who ...

... Yarborougha has prostrated Ctie' matmbhrs at thle feet of I ouis Phitiippe, Anid solaiht to invest the club witb achvaracter of Whig' pat fisntiship, the sooner gerstlemett who do not winh to he fettered itt their recrecatisos disperse themselves, or. dhicard ...

... Street, London. -In Fraser the reader ?? find oiin boldly advanced -and ably supported, as also matter caluae= to amuse. The Whigs andl Radicals experience no mercly as ids hands: his principles are undhgs~,uisedly-uinflinchiincly Con- servalive, and in ...

... t ieir loyalty, ormd ts initmiate thmemo rttmt Britisim rile ? Timeso are effects wvhich, O'Comnnmell, uctmitired tiy time Whig, tnitmistt v ttmmst lsbmmur itt vtmiti to acommtplislm. Um m um ?? mmtteti1btii are provting titm'm viee Imis linet finn-iond ...

... poltitial: the prinelplos asoroed, Caissrsatics' Oust it treot. ofvery importiuit ybiuits in time couititi ansid sldirv of the Whig Adtnildstratids e wish o.r siar titus ittos ot ?? uttotitissns, for the observations en tus iisistiml (h s tliiiss. truiglat ...

... Fraser, which is a useful Tnd vu ableoperiodical. Tile number before us, amnrg its vare matterl an article entitled w '[he Whigs sod Non-interz n tinth from which we copy the orelonge l portrait of. Lord Palmerston , ?? polly of a nation truenest nceaarily ...