... of; the; day 'after its publcatio qite seneogh for ,any -good -news, -it had' to t1 hi _egides,- there.were the country aes Whig'and' Toy leas ha.but'sid'did rlot think, mutech of them, fbr we knilw teci t6'sj,iuid distrusted theWhii' arul Uns heoamese ...

... amused it -when it was in Oppositiou byilo#sing no opportunity, in the law courts, O pf expos ngtlfe ignorance of law of the Whig Chan eellor, LordiBrougham, but he took little part in- debates.' ' ' ?? . : ' He was always loyal to his party, though his ...

... of age, a hale man, with several5 intelligent children. Old Uartin died tranquilly, at the dretaM., as if hr. ?? ifallng ?? Whig. COMMUTATION OF SSETT}Non.-The sebntenlce or ten years' penal servitude passed upon William Smith I for manslaughter at Birmingham ...

... that have set the merchant against the agricul- eoc thw turist, the Roman Catholic against the Protestant, and the the, d at whig against the tory; that have brought poverty and misery putt a tinto our rural hamlets or into our rnanufacturing towns; disc ...

... accorditgly, ,wihh somewhat of an excess on the side of universality, were .to be seen poet and prose writers, both tory and whig, distin- ,guished jotuualists, E~dinbtrgh a-ad quarterly revievers, with tactors, artists, travellers, exiles, Ac. Thomas Moore ...

... ing bloclk, while the cynical King suffers themi to be nacrific-d, and waits for the turn of the tide which would put the Whigs in their place. It was after this turn of the tide that two mnen; minor but pieturesque and interesting characters iu ?? Btraddon ...

... temporising policy, made him spurn more contemptuously at everything like compliance or submission.-Lord I'folland's Memoirs of the Whig, Party. DEATH OF THlE EARLe OF SUAney-Whenl Surrey was summoned before the privy council in the first instance, he denied the ...

... pains for that purpose; but whenl once l, is mitid was scude up, it was impossible to itifluence him. ?? politics, he was a whig of ihifi, which became him, lit ocihed, however, by all the experience of the prescen hI, age. Hel wished to see our society ...

... thee day, and, like Mr. OCaspiug, you answer 1Yeas; on which ECc ~ht he begins to repeat to you, in short-tongute, all the Whig di '0speechies that had already iespired you with pity and disgust, ng commenting npon them like a cuckoo, and assuring you ...

... to make a cotsqueet, really wanted to be sustained. ehanci hasods She became the confidante of his metancholywhich she tried whig seerve to brighten into manly cheerfulness. It was a time when honest what society presented strange contrasts. An excessive ...

... utilt- btutt nit, tarian' of those dlays. 'We have also Leofrics iil our Owen his I Y time; we call tceuc conformists, or whigs. Nor has red I ;he Godiva died out of the land; we call her-bless her heart so ta with loving-kiicdness, and consecrate every ...

... believed in his own n. countrymen more than in Russians and Germans, and 3r- put more trust in an English Ministry, whether Whig ng or Tory, than in the Chancellors of any Imperial desnots. he His vigorous denunciation of Russia, his plea for confi. cee ...