... measures will be for their good There woill be in time a race between the Whigs and the Conservatives as to which shall promise most-and they will actually change places-the Whigs becoming con- servators of their own measures. This is a natural course of ...

... distrust and are shy of the Whigs. This is the reason why, at the present crisis, the people would place as little con- fidence in a PALMERSTON Cabinet composed of pure Whigs as in a PALMERISTON Cabinet composed of a medley of Whigs and Aberdeenites. The people ...

... Eve:NrNr, TO OBLIGE BENSON. Mes'rs. Emery, F. Robson, zad Leslie: Miss ,Marston, Niss E. Turner.-THE FIRST NIGHT, Messrs. Alfred Whig-an, Leslie, Vincent, ant Harwood Cooper; Misc P. Horton, and Miss Emily Ozmonde.-And TIlE WANDERING MINSTREL. Mr. F. Robson; ...

... General PIERCE has been chosen. The De- ,mocratic party has won, notwithstanding the high I reputation of the leading men on the Whig side, 5and the personal advantages possessed by Ge- neral SCOUT, as a successful soldier, and as the most distinguished man ...

... which both Whigs and Tories appear to take whei itt office, is how to lake the largest anount of scoiey from thle pockets of tite people to pat into their onsa: witness the teot snillitnst added to our expenditure of late years by the Whigs, and its a ...

... means of a subscription, a monument was erected in the Victoria Cemetry, to the memories of Sharp and Williams, the victris to Whig tyranny. Surmounting this monument was a cap of liberty, emblematical of the caase for which these men had sacrificed their ...

... first stating in writing, and at foll, the object of his visit This ?? mede of transacting business is not adopted by either Whig or Tory statesmen. A CONSTANT SUBscaRBER (Berwick).-Certainly, the property, un- less settled oo the wife, can be seized for ...

... Campbell resigns his pension which the Whigs granted him after holding the Irish seals for a few weeks. Surely on his appoint- ment as Lord Chief Justice he ought to do so; but as this is evidently another Whig job, it is very likely that he will not ...

... wish to have St. Paul's Cathedral removed from its present site, and pitched in the midst of St. James's Park, the obsequious Whigs would forthwith set about its accom plishmnent. ANTI 2 right; there seems to be no hope for Rome or Italy, for it is a mockery ...

... Architecture: Penrose. n a. Industrial Investments. 6. John inox s Liturgy. 7. Mallet du Pan. S. Roebuck's Hiotory of the Whigs. 9. Squier's Nicaragua. 10. Lord Derby's Ministry and Protection. II. CHINA during the War and since the Peace. By Sir J. P ...

... 12s. Sd.; Smiall sums in London, il. 3s. lOd.; Ditto in the Country, 7s. 10d.-241. 7d.--ExPENDIToucE.-Fine exacted by the Whigs, Itt; Expenses of Public Meeting, 11. s. Id.; Food and other necessaries supplied to Thomas Jones in prison, 27.; Cab hire ...

... PARKER AND SON, WEST STRAND. r RASER'S MAGAZINE, for MARCH, F1? price 2s. 6d. or by post, ?? contains : Roebuck's History of the Whig Ministry of s130. Denis and Mountjoy-God and my Bight. Autobiography of Captain Digby Grand. Chaps. VYII and IX. eorse Dra ...