... he would eKtfSdS ~ tk. Wbig ho Im. work and got pny Umn any at erit««mm. and, bring gnodpri.at. IWTrlght hon. fancy tknt tha Whig Irnwra o*m may «k°«. tkak thamfom, bad better offioa aodmlary tea“peeraga whlklt toba had. th* ----- umirned tk* w**t tad ...

... men and let them qualify, and through the instrumentality of our society, if you can, re-establish your power ; and to the Whig we say, you are still desirous of maintaining your station and retaining the reins of government, join us, that you may ...

... Lie down, down, you fool, sa id the other ' do you think as bow de tay of shudgraent would come in te night ' The Richmond Whig tells a pretty good story of a Virginia negro boy who professed to be dreadfully alarmed the cholera. took to the woods to ...

... generally considered Protectionists, and twenty- three Peelites, voted with Lord John Russell ; on the other hand, eight Whigs divided with Mr. Diaraeli. Considerable exultation at this result was dis- played hy the hangers-on of the Ministry in both ...

... a matter -ceond.,r« intorest. mil people uequjM* ['b for wtiatcvor false, tricky and underhand, and a relish for honesty, Whigs and Peebles hare tolerably secure tenure of olllee. Tim Mo»toy «ay la in this .lew. but our great trust in the effect of fW ...

... of their objects. formed a car the attention of the world at ration the state of tl jajesty’ wernment of that day take SE: Whig government made nf negro slaver. In the subjects. In 1811, Lord Brow; ve trade illegal by British ed in ing ve trade fe y, ...

... the Sham Reformers, political, financial, and fiscal, evidently regard the existence of a squeezable and patronage-dispensing Whig Administration as of more importance than the national welfare, they back it up, at every pinch, and vote in opposi- tion to ...

... ftttarly eootaaaptibla. It «u oaly few yaaia tinea that Sir Rahrit Peal thirty aad ooftfttitatiori- ally diaptacad the then Whig Gorernaorot, by of rata of aa ooaOdaaau that period they bad oaly failed ia «aa artwo muaarae, apt aartu pra•aat, aad if trara ...

... ” We understand that the numbers were 3 to 2; that the Chairman and Lord Rosse were for amendments. The three vut- and-out Whig Peers were one too many for them. Now that we may not be supposed to deal in random assertions with regard to the conduct of ...

... corn. In the majority on that oceasion he found the name of the mover, and even now the motion was a borough member on the Whig side of the house, of free us proving that some, at least, of the former advocates of those course they had in have jaced such ...

... from fiambeaot dropping pitch, tarred ., one fellow was eo drunk lb*t his corapuoi'Hi* otacad him upon a with face to lad, to Whig him down, bring iuat to bold him IXiwn, howerer, oil got midnight; and nobody, from tne old Lord to my Horbom. - the won. »- ...

... manner. Thia point bring* us one of the serious objections the unconstitutional spirit of this species of legislation. The Whigs bare introduced system legislation boards, commissions, centralisation, suspending local and efficient government. The great ...