... made the game was up; in February next the Whigs would be out Lord STANLEY head of the Govern- ment and Protection restored. Which, properly spelt, reads thus :—The Whigs treated Mr. ROEBUCK scurvily (as the Whigs always do); Mr. paid them in kind and when ...

... naturae, in the organisation of a Whig Ministry, seems to have place in the physiology of man. Since that memorable Debate on the Ad- dress, on which we made some comments at the time, wounds, mortal to any but a Whig Administra- tion, have been inflicted ...

... supremacy at sea. have not hd such things since, because—we had the NavigalioiLaws.) THE MALT TAX. MR. CAYEY, a Whig, and now the oily Whig of 1688, aciired on Friday high honor by intro- ducing a ill for the Repeal of the Malt Tax. The argumentiin support ...

... retirement of Lortl Chancilllr Cotteuham, which is now announced as a certainty, plexes the Government with a new difficulty. Whig pr'1 ciples nre not strong in the Court of Chancery. tions are rile for the dismemberment of the olfice, and dividing its ...

... an opportunity of showing to all England that. let the landlords do or think as they please, let the country gentlemen be Whigs or Tories, they were themselves at once and resolutejy resolved to return a Protectionist in his place. There is something ...

... buy Dundee linens from the Hamburg dealers, instead of those of German IDanufactIHers. In the North of Ireland, the Northern Whig of Belfast says- All the manufacturing classes are better oil'than for many a year there is fall employment to hand-loom ...

... that a pure Whig ever does, g.* he can help it; and the latest event in l\irliainntary »» stoiy, at tne time of this Irish Bill coming before Piieir Lordships, v/a.s a resolution of the House of jCommons, on Saturday morning, to k^ep the Whigs ,fftt place ...

... prosr-nt Minis ivy photi'.d now dissolve Parliament.; and wilt* Sir Robert* assistance, togivo which he is now pledge I, the Whigs will be able to resist with success any attempt that may be inadu to obtain a re-imposition of protective duties. Protectionist ...

... and his colleagues would gracefully make their bow, and take the hint in time that the window was opening. To Lc sure, Whigs are Whigs, and have latterly fallen into company at. which the great men of 1688 would stare but for all that there is something ...

... has earned the contempt and disgust of all parties except the well-compacted little body of self- interested or prejudiced Whig partisans. They have little character with the country for political honesty, and abso- lutely none for even competent political ...

... Peel, by a Country Surgeon; Jack Straw, a Chapter in the History of the Commons of Enldalld; The Ionian Islanos, and How the Whigs Protect thon; A History of the Commerce of England under Protection, by Dr. Michelson with vaiious minor pieces. The work ...

... which his knowledge of monetary and mer- cantile matters will make him a useful accession. He began life as a Whig, and we suppose is a Whig still. But to the public he is principally known as a leading authority on currency matters, and the reputed father ...