... admiration of the people—as early and ardent, pure and unchangeable friend— one who was a Whig days of rampant Toryism, and one who was something more and better than Whig when Whiggism had degenerated. The serj vices of the Edinburgh Review in the cause of ...

... Protestant | an hour withoat being completely disgusted with their SCHEMES OF THE CHURCH. Bir John Hope. —bat who are positively, Whig and Tory, Cocmaane intimated that all collections ABSENT. | conceit, and ignorance, and invincible stupidity. We in at next ...

... authorship to Lord Brougham, who never forgot nor forgave the fact that his Chancellorship was considerably shorter than the Whig Administration. His Lordship, however, has formally contradicted the rumour, and freed himself from the additional contempt ...

... of Banbridge, in the speeches of two Presbyterian clergymen ; one of whom, the Rev. Mr Rutherford we quote from ths Northern Whig) spoke the following effect He appeared there 'in the character of a minister of the Gos|>el' He was for making rather , summary ...

... KNOWLEDGE. Mr Gibson, are glad to see, is about to propose, in the House of Commons, the abolition of these injurious taxes. Whig Government professes to be anxious for the moral and intellectual elevation of the lower classes, and avows itself ready to ...

... ms, and are therefore stopped the Post-office. In the present House of Commons there are four distinct parties:—First the Whigs proper, or Ministerialists, numbering about 2fis ; secondly, the Peel section, numbering about 99 ; third- Iv, the Cobden and ...

... the effect | most allies of 36 thon in the have determined for the f from Lord Joba » Reil- Ove of those, the heed of on old Whig fas the proxies in the division on the | here to that thet was the last occasic ot such ase will be to be made of his nem name ...

... witty at Hume's expense, because Hume did not propone that women should possess the suffrage. Whenever ...

... some amusing illustrations of what elections cost. He had found that in Harwich 94 Tory votes cost .£6300 ; 84 Whig votes cost Nottingham, Whig votes cost £. 12,000 ; 144 Tory vot >s cost .£5OOO. What better remedy for this than the extension of the franchise ...

... years, the expenditure has been reduced by nearly three millions and a half—a result which never would have been gained, if the Whig Ministry had not felt the pressure from without. It is plain that Lord John Russell and his colleagues have very reluctantly ...

... Commons, the annual motion on this subject was brought forward. All the arguments used in the debate were on one side, and the Whig Ministry on the other. Sir George- Grey, who spoke against the ballot, though he admitted that he had previously voted for ...

... an office doubt this ery will be raised, rith the by many who will not refiect on the Our able cotem- — Rgin- the Northern Whig, a great “ cough,” es be calls it, ia Dublin, with usin looking es one of Ireland's we think the alarm will be but transtent ...