... will, have , of f orm cr wars, and remember no doubt, form a very attractive porUon of ow'these invariably languished when Whig, Rock. Many of our readers fed a deep '-cm the ascendant, and as invariably re- interest in this scheme of Christian benevo ...

... ere of on infinitely * l predecessors. The feet can mode evident to eny person who trie* to conceive or Lord Aberdeen, or the Whig feinilies,** ruling England in the perilous Mf#n * cll * followed It >• new men, we assert, for the principal Minis, ters of ...

... open th* faith of their co-operation, than managed gently gel rid of th* reel of the traders, and oenatitute hie Cabinet pure Whig one—which, being interpreted, mesne Cabi■et selected from lb* relative* of the great house* wo bav* named. Tba raault ia that ...

... to endow and patronize Romish error. Expediency, however, rules no small number of our senators and statesmen. Not only the Whigs hut very many of the Conservative party, have adopted the idea that endowing Maynooth they disarm the Papal party of a Urge ...

... sully the glory of Britain, and injure her deepest and dearest interests. Lord John Kusscll, lately the leader of the powerfnl Whig party, has lost himself in the estimation of sensible men, and displayed in his ...

... unlearned Greys, in their crusade for reform ; and, bearing the name of the Russel, was considered fair representative of the Old Whigs, whose support was invaluable in purifying the reform movement from the odium of Radicalism, which Cobbett, Burdett, and Henry ...

... the friends of Russia at home or on the con. tinent. The people of this Empire are in earnest on this matter. Conservative, Whig, and Liberal are at one ; and they are prepared to lay aside for a season their peculiar and distinctive views on domestic ...

... frown, foraaklng the counter go the • Crown . With hi. grog ant hi. politic* mighty and big. He rare. Ilk. Tory, .wow. Ilk. » Whig; dlMu.ee. the Church, CooatltuUon, and State, TUI creditor, alao got . dcbat.; And plum rich colour I. lost to b.lra not troubling ...

... With respect to political parties declared himself to no bigoted supporter of any of them. One day public men appeared to be Whigs; the nest day they were Tories; and the third day they were all jumbled up together in an incomprehensible hotch-potch. All ...

... the tug of w*rl This question hoe entered lute all the greet political partiee of the country, and bat divided most of them, Whigs, Democrats, Aotislavers. and Kuow.botbioge. They are all la confusion. My hopes new the Kiiow-notblogs arc not strong as they ...

... Malta, whore I heir cargoes will probabiy farm of tbS for th. »lrt»llio, of th. Crlmra. »rroy daring tho win tor. —Nortkmr* Whig. TuwOLua— Daring th* part Weak ataaratiana bara bran made in thegiganlia tumulua Varyrn Bcaeon, in Cornwall. Graat axpactaliona ...

... sarcastically praised him for oot prmumiog to arrogate himself power which belonged only to legitimate eorereigne; sad even some Whigs thought that bo acted unwimly, in treating with aneh marked contempt enparetition which had a strong hold on thn vulgar mind: ...