... a more dangerous character than that advocated by the Man of Fashion. We do not antici- pate the appointment under tbe Whigs, prone as they are to wheel about and tarn about, of n Secretary of State for tbe Dancing department, but should such an ...

... remain Before tha tits are irrevocably severed, effort should be made to show tba British people that, notwithstanding all Whig ministry or their partisans may say to the contrary, they are much and vitally interested in the preservation of the Canadas ...

... with the Decrial and autocratical doctrine, • broached by the Chairman of the Great Western. lk « * Bussells, he mistake, a Whig clique forth, public implied that he should like to heat some such response “Ton are our Directors, and notwithstanding all ...

... one paid one,—enormously paid; and all the rest are as useless as lamp-posts without gas or light. Lord John Russell and the Whigs made magistrates evidently for the purpose of bringing them into contempt. But whoever made the Quaker a magistrate, the Home ...

... to a question aS to his opinion of the conduct of Lord Palmerston in the Italian affairs. As I was speaking to a . Tory of a Whig Minister I expected criticisms,—that would have been perfectly natural in France; but, said the lawyer, I have no opinion ...

... bantling, cheap capital and equilization of ccunty rates. Probably we shall have made the acquaintance ot the interestirg little Whig stranger by this day fortnight ; but at present it is quite useless speculating on its gender or dimensions, or whether indeed ...

... with the different Chambers of Commerce in various parts of the country, and went to the agitation fairly, be the Government Whig, Tory, or Radical,—if these Chambers united and went with a firm and respectful, but decided, remonstrance, he was sure the ...

... opposed themselves strenuously to the creation and progress of the national debt, the nucleus of which was formed when the Whigs were in power. It is well that those who in our times bitterly denounce the system which has landed us in such inextricable ...

... subjects, is proposed by a member of the same party. A third, proposed by a Conservative, is a Roman Catholic in religion, and a Whig-Radical in politics; and a fourth is a Conservative, proposed also by a Conservative. The voting takes place only between them ...

... 1688—and has been ever since in more or less active co-operation with it. That revolution—which we suppose even the modern Whigs will not venture to deny to have been the triumph of civil and religious liberty—was brought about solely by the church and ...

... of their principles and plans by getting the hitherto neglected Mr. C. Villiebi to po- pose the address to the tLroue. TLe Whigs and the League Lave been cruelly ungrateful to this - pioneer o( free-trade and this late left-banded compliment, looks very ...

... every sort of agitatioss ha' -with an imitation of each: the charters, big end littl, ar t tt be supersededby a sortof new whig charter; the Law Amend- f 'inent Society is to see its work done-or shielved-by official a hands, the keeper of the great seal ...