... and copioaseoxtrac~a from ?? and uniqueI carrespondence we have a foi cible article upon the mel-ad- ministration ol'the 'Whigs, with which the reviewi concludes.I Tho two closing paragraphs wye extract, recommendinig the whole article to the attentive ...

... itsl are not blinided by political parithlity, or led asvay by ali tile hol.Vy aild sodlhistical statelmenits oh tile geoat Whig ha t5st~itL en o file IsIl sre of theme chiar-ges ?? alny otie will be ignorant. Pa t.\'{ltrauityls ' Hls5ory eot Engugtid' ...

... skirmishing had, therefore, assumed a tone of courtliness. However, he bebieled t hey might place to t he ore it of these two whig writers the employment of their political weapons fairly and iitltout rancour. Their wit was nevereimed against virtue and ...

... Blackrwooar's accustomed readers. FRASER.-Mr. Roebuck's recently published, though we believe not recently written, history of the Whig ministry of 1830 toehe passing of the Reform Bill, forms the subject of the opening article in Fraser's Magazine for March; ...

... comintotces wilh the great debats on sthe teforto 3fil-of two 3-ears' ?? Englued in I 1831, and ends wilsthe laoverthrowy of tits.Whig snlssiatry by else election of October, 184 1, a period rich in important eltenges asid ititeresiting ovents. Thle fourth period ...

... with the ties of his neckeloth a yard long, powdered highly, and in a pawnbrohker's ecat, carrying off your t plts to a greedy Whig on the opposite side of the table, who devours the Pope's eye before your face ill all the bitterness of party spirit. A sturdy ...

... extinguished at this moment that they retire ag 61 into ?? and Queries. M~~It I ito rvc.-oe ?? BI k vs d ILoaD J. RUSSELL.-The Whig journals are most Al 1,anxiously giving their aid to the proposal that Lord John. dc ,6 Russell shotild, he celled to this ...

... l fabric. On the contrary, Pitt was the ga first to conceive the project of parliamentary reform, at sol the time when the whig oligarcihs had no relish fea the lit change; and it was only when they found themselves fe wholly excluded from office that ...

... Phayl' ir wram' catch ?? ait hoizsid or whist, te Mr. Co varsi was ivingil ill a duei. h Mr. Wise isis duties, Mi-. King is ts whig, pre Mr. COllin's sutnsuomonly sprisotly,pr And huge Mr. Little broke on ii i iitid While driving fist Mrs. U tgislo -,Ithessceuoi ...

... fragraet vale ased des- late gorge, over snowy alps r'icegeg critil the snthien of a thousand ceatraots, let your imuagiecatiou whig to Verona, and hear, in con- zlusion, of the art-teaching and art-treasure it peculiarly 0011tailit; :- Veren e possesses il ...

... Perhaps it will be well to contrast Lord JOHN'S simple bill of reform with Mr DISRAELI'S complex One CONSERVATIVE REFORM WHIG REFORM BILL OF BILL OF 1859. 1860. No disfranchisement. No disfranchisement. Uniformity of franchise Reduction of borough in ...

... rf the Cinque Ports, Leader of the House of Commons, President of the Romsey Mechanics' Institate, part author of the Nent Whig tGuide, Prime Minister of Englaud ; and, to the closest observer, his ago appeared to range between thirty-five and tbirty-fiveland ...