... pressing, as to induce the very thing it was calculated to prevent,— a large fi ™? t0 th ™ U PP er Houae from the ranks of the Whigs The expediency of such an addition must have been apparent for some time to Lord John Russell and his colleagues; and no doubt ...

... care not to lift it, nor even to notice that it lay before them. We happen to be on pretty good terms with a gentleman of Whig Eadical notions, who ad- mires the Lancaster Guardian. Trying to get at the reasons of this demented admiration, we were informed ...

... There's rapture in the Commons' House — They long to lift the double barrel. Off to the moors ! the Session's o'er, Tories and Whigs alike are wanton ; Sleepy M.lYs no longer snore, But fly to the unerring Manton. Ye epicures ! 'tis oyster time, And salmon-trout ...

... all this, than an average debate in Parliament. The Session will soon be over. People will then naturally inquire what the Whigs have dost daring its continuance : and we fear it wiß net be possible, even for their most enthusiastic auf- porters, to answer ...

... annum in 1831, which, if * lt had been maintained _^ the Whigs, and reckoning in- terest only at 3 per cent., would have paid off additional National Debt in 1850 „ 73,055,000 i- *■■ What have the Whigs and Free Traders done for the country ? They have destroyed ...

... principles. The choice of the Presi- dent is open to serious criticism, on account of its bearing on the prosperity of the Whig party. General Scott is acting as Secretary of War, and Commodore Warrington as Secretary of the Navy, until the intended ...

... great world beyoad. A Whig Government always indulges the crotchets of its underlings. None but Whig Lords of the Admiralty would waste countless thousands on iron frigates and men-of-war, proved useless by Xapieb. None bat a Whig Home Secretary would ...

... per annum in 1831, which, if it had been maiutained by the Whigs, and reckoning in- terest only at 3 per cent., would have paid off additional National Debt in 1850 72,055,000 What have the Whigs and Free Traders done for the country ? They liave destroyed ...

... Sir Robert Peel. In 1841 we refused a pro- tective duty of Bs. per quarter Upon wheat, in order that we might displace the Whigs and ele- vate Sir Robert Peel and his colleagues to power. We succeeded ; and what was the result 2 In 1842 we had the sliding ...

... debased by superstition, are cruelly priest-ridden is a fact of which we re- quire no eorrobi, ration, and it may be that the Whigs are tremblingly alive to the power of the priests, but the writer was indulging in the Hibernian taste for gasconade when he ...

... FREE TRADE STATISTICS. Who has not heard of Economist Wilsoh P How fortunate were the Whigs and Free Tra- ders to secure such an ally — a man who lias figures regularly at his fingers' ends — who can construct a statistical table m easily as Plaxche a ...

... annum in 1831, which, if it had been maintained by the Whigs, and reckoning in- terest oniv at 3 per cent., would have paid oh additional National Debt in 1850 72,055,000 Wljat have the Whigs and Free Traders done for the country ?? I key have destroyed ...