... LegUlation has actually been taken, , ' #*~ a plain simple bit of justice has been done, which will reduce lawyers* Praise to the Whig Government, which has effected reform, not ' • the most high-sounding name, but most important • its beneficial effects, and ...

... the cheapest Bibles yet i ssued ?? Journal. aT The volume is of a convenient size and must prove moet acceptable ?? Northern Whig. ' Much praise is due to Mr M'Peun for the exceed- ingly beautiful edition he has produced ofp this the most unique ofuad the ...

... to the party’ that is now so rampant for the reimpositiou of a tax on one of the chief necessaries of human existence. The Whigs have not yet given an expression of opinion on the protection controversy; but it may safely be said that, whatever that opinion ...

... fiftj-one hallo ta. The nnmber of to tea required to form majoritj haa generallj amounted to 113 or 114. Mr. Wanthrop, the Whig candidate, haa never come nearer the number than 103 votea ; and though one of the Democratic candidatea, Mr. J. W. Brown, ...

... parties around Belfast; and have ever taken the deepest interest ia its operations. 24 names only are reported, in the Northern Whig, to have been present at the meeting of the 7th inst. This state of things has been gradually brought on by systematic departure ...

... Sir Robert and Lady Peel were recently Invited to spend some time at that celebrated centre of Whiggatherings, the focus of Whig influence and intelligence, of party organization and management—Woburn Abbey, we exclaimed to a friend, That is contrived ...

... wrote that most unconstitutional letter which lias brought much shame and di-grace upon his party—that letter which brands the Whigs traitors the great principles of civil and religious liberty of which they have always professed themselves to be ttie peculiar ...

... windows, pisper, soap, malt, and almost every other i lhey product of industry subjected to excise duties by ham and ,tul the whig faction of the aristocracy, who led an ignorant people into wsr and national debt with the delusive cry of liberty on their ...

... every rational man must have long since been thoroughly disgusted with the odious reiteration of these unmeaning nicknames, Whig and Tory. Substantial questiom4 involving monstrous abases c half a century's standing in many of our public institutions, ...

... and Derby.. 20 —22 Slk. York and North Midland 50 17j( IH* Note to Earl Fitzwili.iam.— The tenantry of Earl Fitzwilliam—a Whig and Free-trader—arc getting a petition to his lordship, calling upon him cither to reduce their rents to such a level may enable ...

... Russell proposed the Bs. duty he objected to it as totally inadequate ; yet when ihe mea- sure became matured in the bands of the Whig Premier he suddeuly snatched it from his grasp ; but so awkwardly did the laurels sit upon bis brow that the gratification ...

... the basis of the Government may have been narrowed, Lord John may fairly say that the fault is none of his. Strong as the Whigs are in all the strength hereditary connection and traditional loyalty to their creed, Lord John’s first official act was to ...