... nothing ever happens according to es- How pectation, either reasonable or the contrary. gloomy were the anticipations as to a Whig Ministry! how clearly it was demonstrated that it could not stand! nay, it was half doubtful whether the Ment cvuld be formed; ...

... hear, have as little fouLdatiou, fact, as this penny show at Hampstead.— Post. The Whigs the Best Friends of the Church. —All that has hitherto been done by the Whigs, fiercely as their reforms have been denounced by their party opponents, has tended ...

... negative, and, on division, Mr Allen's resolutions wire rejected a majority of to 23! the majority there were twenty-three Whig senators, and five senators from the south, Mr Cdhoun, Mr M'Dufße, Ac. Th s division hail produced favour.b'e result New Y ...

... condemnation. The right hon. baronet's present measures were perfect satire upon his conduct opposing the measures of the Whigs, who were seeking to carry out the development of the Bill of Emancipation which he had himself carried through Parliament ...

... to cause, we must be sure that the effects themselves exist ; and who, except Lord John Russell, and the remnant of the old Whig party that clings lo him, supposes that there is any truth whatever in the deplorable etf'ejts detailed by Walpole With ...

... of Sir Robert Peel, to assure the people of England '. that the;, as a nation, stultified themselves the expulsion of the Whigs in 1841. There is no country more rich in those proverbs which constitute the wisdom of antiquity than that which boasts to ...

... upon the notice-paper for the day. Mr. Alderman Le Feuvre was put in no. initiation by the Tories, and Mr. D. Brooks by the Whigs, when, after a host of other names had been put up, Mr. W. J. Le Feuvre was declaied elected. S>» little thought here the honour ...

... the opportunity of their efficacy be lost. ‘he promptest mode would be by an order in as regards the corn duties. The leading Whig journal—though we shall soon begin to pause on ap- plying to it a party desi ation—gives open veice to the doubt whether Lord ...

... used was to this effect: Beloved friends, these fires are decidedly mischievous. You set a rick on fire. These diabolical Whigs are watching you, and they would hang you and me if they could. In Wiltshire and Dorsetshire there are fields of wh;at of ...

... such character. Political opinion did not sever friendship. For him is found what is rarely to be met with—Conservatives and Whigs deploring the loss of good man. In the extremes of pain and suffering did not forget his poorer relatives, they first and specially ...

... 000/. depended to approach near the term of its expiration. His party, true to the principles on which they had turned out the Whig Government in 1841, were prepared to support the renewal of the existing sugar duties for another year, or even to support ...

... A MIDDY'S ADVENTURE THE URUGUAY. (From the Belfast Whig). The following extract from letter of a gallant young midshipman (son of our worthy representative, Mr. Ross), who is engaged the expedition to the Plate, affords an amusing example of the merry ...