... their utmost exertions will directed. On the other hand, a dissolution, under present circumstances, is exactly what the Whigs tremble at. Of thrmselves, they are, as party, nearly effete, and kept in power solely the aid of the Peelites and free whose ...

... members seem disposeil attend tlie aggregate meeting of Free Traders to discuss the points at issue with them The Northern Whig, to illustrate he absurdity protection, lias given the numbers of paupers receiving oot-dour reliet in the last two I years ...

... exist on the part of the French thrown into the ranks of the opposition, the Government, because I feel confident that, on Whig cabinet might bid adieu to Downing tbe art 0 j; ber Majesty’s Government there Street. It is in anticipation of a dissolution ...

... say. Peter, some darned Tory stole half pig last n'ght.’ • How do you know it was a Tory I ill ?’ Because if it bad been a Whig he’d have taken the whole it ’— (English Paper.) To succeed in the world, it is much mo e necessary to possess the penetration ...

... clerks and humble officials. By the way, this pertinacious demand for a return to Protection must be a perfect godsend to the Whigs, for there can be earthly doubt that but for it, they would long since have been driven from place. Moderate men all parties ...

... for some time past oeec seriously desirous ousting their Whig rivals, and with that view have been anxiously casting about for plausible opportunity of doing so. In the domestic policy the Whigs, the Conservatives saw little prospect of gaining their object ...

... their usual never ceases ...

... nothing his chance of succession the throne, we think the proposed sum a piece gross extravagance. But it ever so with the. Whigs. With economy eternally upon their lips, they are ever ready to squander the public money with unlimited profusion, if by doing ...

... PENSION TO THE DUKE CAMBII’.DGE. Of all points of view in which their friends would desire the Whigs to observed, that occupying the Opposition benches will unquestionably be deemed the best. Placed in those sterile but stimulative regions, full scope ...

... that my first opinion was correctly formed. In short time half the population of the land will have melted away.” —(Northern Whig of Thursday.) A writer in the last number of the Westminster Review says, A short time ago we took some pains .> collect evidence ...

... difficult than tney imagine, as many of the followers of the late Sir Robert Peel incline more towards a connection with the Whigs than the Protectionists, who seriously damaged their cause during the late session, and even amongst themselves are far from ...

... of antiquity afforded them much pleasure, not unmixed with instruction. After viewing the ruins, they were convened in the Whigs’ Vault, where r Law addressed them in a manner suited to their capacity and to the occasion, after which they wended their ...