... concerned on both sides, to be ruffled by ebullitions of natural excitement, or by any unprincipled tricks of trade.—Northern Whig. ...

... an artist's proof, is tilling up as rapidly as though the Sun of Auaterlitz blazad in the firmament once more, and that Whig-exultant predictions of universal monarchy upon the ruins of right-divine kingship were about to be consummated. This painting ...

... he had become familiar with the aspiratians and sentiments of farmers, merchants, and artisans— be had cons ersed both with W'higs cud Democrats—with landowners in the South, and with Degrees, Laid and free. The epoch at which he visited the great commonwealth ...

... might am awe a, if dm' did ass forward with Mend marry wooed Ile drives Free Church from west is ism ter. Dr. Him, ha the that Whig up of the vaesney in St. Stephen's had arises eat of eirenmetanoes that had been felt loag before the sew church had been talked ...

... eternal false alarms. lied there been any really organised opposition his indiscreet zeal in this fashion would have upset the Whig coach long ago. As to his retirement being caused by ill-health, why yuu might as well talk of the bronze Achilles in Hyde ...

... , that he perfectly well knows either imputation to be simply false. He perfectly well knows that no one (least of all any Whig Minister) has the slightest idea of making the errors which he may attribute to those who differ from him, the ground for ...

... but also the mould of form, which can be said of very f:w men of nearly three score and ten, besides the ever juvenile Whig. The juvenile's ancient foe, Earl Grey, had also dunned the like garments, and a more alariniug fright than he looked therein ...

... Some attribute it to collusion with Government, on the model of the Lichfield-house compact, when the Radicals pulled the Whigs out of the mire, and through it at the same time. Others say it is au open bid for place and pay, as John Arthur is thought ...

... thin-skinned, but to press forward, and to look to measures, not men. (Cheers.) To be sure, he had generally gone with the Whigs. (Hear, hear.) He said nothing against them now. They considered themselves very well off, and wished things to be left alone; ...

... predominant in this Education Bill. It has the official seal upon it. Lord Melgund has fallen much into the hands of Whig lawyers, and Whig Lords of the Cabinet; and his bill is, consequently, a bill to relieve the heritors of their burdens, without depriving ...

... and, as I expect to find many of those now bolding to be honest, good men, and as the new appointment* will, of course, be whigs, that sill bring about the result. Athough Ido nut intend to allow an indiNcriminate removal, yet it grieves me to think that ...

... was an event of much grandeur and premise, and we believe there was not one party in the nation, neither Conservative, nor Whig, or Protectionist, nor Radice!, that would not have been but too happy to unticrtake the Government on the new basis. This ...