... no party motives at Et work in determining this selection. Although a itl constant supporter of Whig principles, and at one de: time the member of a Whig ministry, Mr. Macau- sel ley was never a partisan; and since his resignation res of office has given ...

... trebled. And to promote thi* enlargement of an admittedly useful Insttriuion, e irnestminded lay churchmen of l parties—Tory, Whig, and Radical—are happily combining. This cannot but be gratifying, on general grounds, when it is considered that those best ...

... do on this occasion, plainly and warmly, as they feel. They will do nothing more than this. They will not, like the rabid Whigs, Radicals, and destructives in the reform times, who now profess to be pinks loyalty, threaten us with ••brickbats and blu ...

... he either retired or was dismissed from office. But rdirement, uncompulsorily, word not to be found in any Whig dictionary. Amongst the Whigs capacity to discharge any duty is not an element in his appointment to office. If Sir Charles Wood had not had ...

... witE here, al t, egotist that he is, is not quit if-conc icle his privat, le of this is th, n paragraphs c hat neither the Whig camp in which he ar lectors of London, ronet effect, Sir Robert Peel's liberality comes to if the poor ft tiering from prices ...

... determined opponent of the destructive policy of the Free-traders, the treachery of the dastardly and pusillanimous conduct of the Whigs. beautiful Engrayiiigof Bknjamin Disraeli, Esq.. M.F., will be presented, gratiS/with the first number. Office, 10, Bolt-court ...

... and the Disseniino Bishop op MAHCBESTEB.-Thanka to and to the thereby aroused and concentrated force of Public Opinion, the whig-made Biahopof Manchester last been brought to better mind. From neither or none of the patties involved in the late m»erable ...

... will heal the sore, and that by and all will be forgotten. The Whigs flatter themselvee that speech of pretention, which every man knows to be hollow, will be like oil on the water*. But the Whig* not understand the habits of France, they are displayed in ...

... pending in bankruptcy against the son of a distinguished orator, a member of the lower house of legislature, and one of the Whig Government, and the son of an equally once-distinguished head of a Royal:Society. The means by which they seek protection, ...

... sr. Patna. Omen. 11.5. q. I. at •• Pimuma, .11. 1 211P11 O. SCOAl.—The ef prlN ed le the retina mole le the week Whig la et lley,)11811, evrt. I allendll• is litit eg ladies is 14 et Issespeies igha g h —Games. Mating of trelitars far Nay. :1: ...

... after all, was only supplementary motion, for the noble and learned lord had unifonnly been supported in it by the whigs, when the whigs were wot office. But now that they are office their countenances have changed-what was black before it now a rote colour ...

... momentous argument’ we initiate in the hope that the consequences they involve will be averted. We did not e*pect—*e never did the Whigs would anything to lighten, for less abolish, the duty on paper, the tax on newspapers, and for this simple reason, they make ...