... as powerful, as twenty years ago; the style as clinching, and the manner as dar- ing as when, season after season, he took Whig ju measures to pieces,—then described by an astute giant in council and a demon in debate. HE CENSUS TURNED TO a New sheriff's ...

... the court, pre- pared, we suppose, to pay the eight shillings for pas- sing a night on deck, when a berth in the cabin out of Whig. might have been had for the same money he will be ...

... be watchful. Should Russia renew her at- el tempts against the liberties of Europe, he believed or in this country, whether Whigs, Radicals, would unite against the common enemy, could be no fear of the result. as they did in the war just ended, and then ...

... he had heen relieved from the labours of sitting in Commitsee. Another they had against him was, that he wasan out ‘and out Whig, and the electors of Kirkwall wanted ‘an independent man and one that would attend to their requests. In short, if Mr Loch ...

... maintenance. Let those who talk of statesmanlike and comprehensive measures, the evils of bit by bit legislation, accuse the Whigs of an attempt to govern the country by a standing Popish plot, condescend from these convenient generalities, and tell us in ...

... should know that having vote, and going out of his place to force on us Whig nomine* against our wishes, will not tend to auist him and hia County party in bringing forward another Whig nominee for the County; if persisted io, some us will be tempted to throw ...

... all kinds of trouble, by his crochets about education and Chureh extension. In reply to a question whieh Tasked of a leading Whig, why it was that Mr Gladstone was treated with such a de- gree of bitterness and hostility in their organs, I was informed ...

... has fully committed himself in favour of General Cass for the Presidency. If this be true, the last vestige of hope for the Whigs is swept away.—The anti- Kossuth feeling of the southern members of Congress still manifests itself. In the House, Mr Stanley ...

... the existence of that intrigue has not been wanting, had any more indeed been required than the flat contradiction which the Whig organ gave to Mr Gladstone’s assertion, that there liad been no combination to subvert the Government of Lord Derby. The absence ...

... reform which would in any degree tend to endanger the present balance of the British constitution. He des- cribed himself as a Whig of the Charles James Fox school, and expressed a hope that, whatever reform should be adopted, would be based on the bill of ...

... Hibernian accent, dad, that's not thrue; thete's most intawlerable persecution against us the beese, brutal, and bloody Whigs, and the sword of the oppressor is the troat of poor old suffering Oireland, which indignantlee hurruled back the double-dyed ...

... its draughts.—As each housewife hath her jams, so each railway train hath its callisions.—As Lord John Russell is himself a Whig, 8o is his eldest son bis heir.—As most twurderers, when tried, pursue some line of defence, so do they oftimes & GOLDEN RULES ...