... 1i'esomnvcreenelttt lie Itas, talneim Itin etatod,-ine ban chosen is ainle. Ile hears ruonncro of rn. ]emttitigs inn tlnc! Whig camp ;-.feare of a fixeet muty agitato tine Leaguest' ;-'tite nettle. apltucacr to trointhie It le teln f'orwamrd, and castet ...

... the most deadly blow aimed at the first Reform s- Bill of '81 was when Wilson Croker asked where was Russell- sy square; the Whigs being so overcome with the poignancy of I the sarcasm that it was only the pressure from without kept is them from abandoning ...

... work often at an apparent loss; it so far re- sembles virtue, as to prove its own reward. The real irremediable blot on that Whig Ministry, in the eyes of the reviewer, is the not having re-ap- pointed Lord Grey's Chancellor to the wool- sack; the not ...

... isitru- * c-A ?? tl~tnsiof ttte allensgcntM of v'i Chuircht property, to consist of three patid Conmmis- ardoc-t ! 1Three Wh~ig gaittletoeni Ofan-recable poi- t1ilus at easy dipsletcticitl, otid v-cry Ibicle witl] tile k: i~ A- oec y are to be scleated ...

... this ambi. tious estimate. All the votes they were able to mluster only amounted to 192, of which number ten were crotchetly whigs, under tte leadership of Mr. Grantley Berkeley. On the other hand, the prolectionisls lost the support upon the recent division ...

... Absent of Country party, -without pairs .. - 5 -203 premie Country party supporting Government .. 52 Al He~ T~~~h ltEETarine265 Whigs and Radicals preasent -25.. 5. Oth Pairs-2 : ' Otheepr9 Desertionsfo Cuntry pat .. ?? 22 Prime; Ata onoctin DURHAM.32 At C ...

... Mr. Thomas Jeri-is, who for manyc -years led the Oxford Circuit. A man of much more intel-I lectual ability than either the Whig or the Peel Attorney-General I is M. Mathe Hil, Inuijy considerable cause, notwithban- ing certaili defects of manlier, Mr ...

... cha21140 their inclirnatien olay srlggost. This is certainly, sonrething tree' Icr a Whig Ministry. It has hloiarpned hii erts. ve-,y utys- hi ter:owly, tiera vilerever the .Whigs have cornr. in to thle y( 7~Trenasrtr, thle Money Hitn dati.)t ertt, altd Whl- ...

... struggles of this o0 - country from 1792 downwards, and was on terms of intimacy C I with Fox and most of the leaders of the old Whig school, fc As an acknowledgment of the services which he rendered to be that party, lie was created a Bar6net in 1838 by the ...

... the subscription, hr (tio Chairman) felt taat they soare as nell out of is in itre Societo. This was note question of Tory, Whig, or Radical, but of Isfe or death to thi agriculturists asd those de- pendant on them, a sd lie called on every lhndowner, ...

... and the speakers were chiefly large farmers in the neighbourhood. One of them, Mr. Caldecott, avowed his conversion from is Whig and a Free-trader by the circumstance of his having been induced to withdraw his few thousands fromi mercantile pursuits and ...

... is forced to this by the hatred which the Frettelt ra-actionists bear to what they consider the too liberal spirit of the whigs in their foreign policy. The French conservatives applaud the Mc- subjugietion of Italy-its re-delivery to the Austrians and ...