... the reply will be, he is the red candle,* or the blue candidate; but if be is pressed farther, and asked if the gentleman is Whig or Tory, the voter is no nplussed. But to return to the attorneys. They make it their business to become acquainted with the ...

... would understand the new state of the world. The coincidence of the explosion of the revolution, with the existence of the Whig Cabinet of Lord Palmerston, was a piece of good fortune for the revolution of February, and for the necessary maintenance of ...

... the mouth of its chairman, Mr Davidson of Tulloch, any thing but a protection meeting, this assemblage at which the quondam Whig farmers of this important corn district listened with avidity to such addresses as those of General Munro and Dr Mackenzie ...

... era of the Reform Bill, the Courier passed three summit. weeks in feverish anxiety, puzzled whether he should clan) for the Whigs, or stick to his ancient allies, the Tories: . and that, to solve those perplexing doubts, he sent to suit the oracle at Delphi ...

... The Premier's letter, the speeches of the Lord Chancellor and Lord Chief-Justice, the declarations of nearly all the leading Whig noblemen and politicians, are directly and strongly binding upon Ministers. Added to these are the Conservative and clerical ...

... representative, to the highest honours of the Federal State, by the unaided force of his ability and trustworthiness. Ile is a Whig politician of the Clay school, who goes somewhat beyond Mr Clay himself in his principles of protective political economy and ...

... MIKIRTRY.—We Will venture very confidently to assure our readers that there is as much chance of Sir Robert Peel displacing the Whig Cabinet just now as of his becoming Emperor of Ilayti or Great Llama of Thibet.—Times. THE QUEEN V. LATIMER.—Sir F. Thesiger ...

... It is there the Whigs re sensitive. (Hear.) What care they for honourable it feeling? But they care for votes in Parliament, and we . will meet them on that ground—Tories, Conservatives— , - devils, shall have our votes rather than Whigs. I abhor • all ...

... believe, have been the only Commoner in that illustrious order, except Sir Robert Walpole, for the last century. The great Whig Premier, who made a plaything of the peerage, could not resist the blue ribband. More recently we have seen how the most m ...

... goee the wall. I expounded this In e letter to the late Duke of Bedford 18V, which called down on the factious rage of the Whig pertisans, who cared only for their party objecte. But it is truth of melancholy kind, and ail but disheartens me. Mr Hutne ...

... Cockermouth. Being highly connected with the Whig aristocracy, it was no matter of surprise to see him made a lord of the treasury under Lord Melbourne's government, which was broken up in 1841; but when the Whigs resumed office in 1836, Mr Horeman was left ...

... for St Albany. This gentleman expired on the 17th iastant, at Snrbiton Place, Surrey, aged seventy-five. Mr Raphael was a Whig in polities. By religion was a Roman Catholic, and was munificent supporter of the Romish Church, to whose ministers within ...