... nunc nr* of re- 1 tenting* in the Whig camp j—fear* a. filed duty agitate the Leaguer*; the acale appear* to tremble; ttepe forward, and I casta his weight Into the aide Free Trade, I Bright. Cobden, and Co., aayt, the Whig Miniatry should (ail you, I'm your ...

... convenient time. As the official Whigs once adopted the Irish Appropriation Clause, so now they might adopting the extension of the suffrage. There are, however, several reasons that militate against such suspicion. The Whigs are not out of office seeking ...

... forces, from the unhappy foreign policy of this country in and 1849—a foreign policy w hich, in justice to the great Whig party, and ton Whig Ministry, he must say he believed was not theirs, but Lord Palmerston’s alone—a policy meddlesome and intriguing; ...

... but would not use as balance hilly can be used, thg two great sections of Whig and Democrat decided the election amongst themselves, and, the sixty-third ballot, Mr. Cobb, a Whig. Then followed President Taylor’s first message to‘the Congress. It is an ...

... scientifically with the question in this early number. Wit, like electricity, exists In everything. Thus, there wit even In a Whig minister—if you know how to get out of him. When he comes down to the bouse, charged, let Patquiu tap him. Instantly a Hash ...

... now occupied by Free-traders. Mr. Cayley declared that be was glad find opinions rapidly changing; he had met many of his old Whig friends that day, who admitted with long-faced jocoseoess that the matter was last become too serious to be treated one of ...

... Parliamentary session. Nevertheless there are a few dull enough to believe Ihet Ifthoae measures are fairly carried out, the Whigs will have done more towards bettering the condition of the country than could reasonably expected result from an appeal to ...

... the Edinburgh and Quarterly Reviews Bow fair foul, and fool lair,** Is proven, if you’d wish to say ; Read the Tory and the Whig Reviews, Of the share-fight Dolly’s Brae.— Tentka. The editor of the WatfM Letter, American paper, makes stiong appeal his ...

... although doubtless his inclinations will lead him to put oat his strength, when occasion and conscience concur, favour of the Whig Government. The reasons in support of doable chamber of legislation would seem to be sustained by the experience of recent ...

... promote their own good an.l the good of their neighbours are {nrite well out of it. This is not a question of either Tory. Whig, or Radical, but it is one of life or death the members of this association and all connected with them, and 1 call on landlords ...

... expenses and underrated his income, not a very common failing. To have surplus revenue at all, is very gratifying ; and to have Whig surplus, is very surprising; but there it is in reality, and it has to be dealt with. Hy an abstract from the Budget, which ...

... although even that shows that is making progress. To estimate aright the fruit of his labours, it to be recollected that the Whig Government, sorely against their will—flatly against their own declaration of what was practicable and expedient—have deemed ...