... should be based, viz, to know no parties in religion or polities; and never pen a line by which the critic could be judged to be Whig or Tory, Episcopal or Independent. The reviews in it, as a whole, are discriminating and candid; and where they must censure ...

... coteries —not unmindful of fashionable circles—would tell us that the brilliant hospitalities of Devonshire House, when the Whigs were aspirants for office ; the thronged attendance at the reunions of Lady Palmerston, when the first attack was made on his ...

... and himself no tyro in politics, with the eldest unmarried daughter of an Irish Earl and Marquis, who held office in a former Whig Administration. The lady boasts her descent on the paternal side from no less a personage than Charlemagne, and fur her maternal ...

... ALLSOPPS PALE OR BITTER ALE.- The unanimous opinion of the most eminent, scientific and medical men of the day, of Damn ',Whig, Messrs. Graham, Hoffmann, Muspratt, Watson, Budd, Marshall Hall, Travers, Fergusson, Rowe, Vivian, 'layette, Leman, Arnold ...

... observation at the dinner and reception given by their graces on Saturday evening, where Turks and Franks, Austrians and Italians, Whigs, Conservatives, Reformers, Coalitionists, Peelites, and Derbyites, met upon neutra ground, to enjoy all that was pleasant, ...

... —Freensan's Journal. We strongly recommend this work to every one interested in having a correct valuation of land.—Northers Whig. Any intelligent person with the aid of this useful treatise may make himself completely master of the elements of the imponatit ...

... the thin state of town, the list of presentations comprising about 1200 names, including a fair sprinkling of the nobility (Whig and Tory) and a considerable number of clergymen of the Established Church. Not a single Roman Catholic bishop was present ...

... some stanch veterans of the heroic age, as Sir Robert Adair and Lord Strafford, but the eminent men of what was once the Whig party were absent. The worship of the principles of one man, however great a statesman, or however consistent, has evidently ...

... JAN. JAs. 99. Fen. b. Fab. 19 Fab. 19. Fn. fa. COUNTRY GRAIN MARKETS. Alarms sins Tins DAY WWI. SI 9 Beans (vs.) 140 Feu $ /Whig Arnuass ma ram /Om mom Pa. I& Qtuistity. Cnsarma.—There was a very small attendance of farmers at our Earket this day, and ...

... when advisedly picked up. This observation also applies to the Pat sod Call in Consols—a favourite and snocessfill mode of &Whig with Jobbers. It may be to state for the information unacquainted with e nature of Jobbing translations, that a small per ...

... chairman, who was a layman, chose to propose the health of the Pope before that of the Queen, a course for which the Northern Whig read him, or whoever was to blame for it, a severe reproof. THE CLARENDON CASKET.—The ladies of Dublin who had the r , rivilege ...

... personal discussion, the subject of which has excited considerable interest. The affair is, iu brief, this : in 1847, the then Whig Government decided that, to prevent abuses and injustice, all the promotions in our enormous dockyards should bo made, not ...