... knees I place of industrious ho.-s : Start not in fear that the i isects may sting— They are in snug hive, and cannot take whig. Ot'tho next pray careful, idpapa’s wish See, here is a globe full of beautiful (ish ! Next, millions of creeping things moving ...

... of the eccentric and eminent Chancellor of Lord Grey’s Administration the review which so bitterly condemns the succeeding Whig Ministry. Lord Brougham disclaims the authorship ; we are heartily glad of It, and we regret having attributed it to him. have ...

... when the safety of administration mainly de| ...

... as the leader of the Conservative opposition to the Whigs fallowed. For the first two-or three years it comprised resistance, first to the Reform measure itself, and then to the measures which the Whigs introduced in the exercise of th power it had conferred ...

... the Whig Ministry shall come upon a platform in Ireland to ask the suffrages of the Irish people, so help me the just Ood, I will be there to sa\ to him, that he shall not possess the just suffrages of the people. (Cheers.) It is there the Whigs are sensitive ...

... of nearly 300 members. Still, however, the phalanx crested by the Reform movement, though broken, was not destroyed, and the Whig opposition—between whom and the Radicals and the Irish Liberal members an union had grown up—found themselves still masters ...

... faithful representative, to the highest honours of the federal State, the unaided force of his ability and trustworthiness. He is Whig politician of the Clay school, who goes somewhat beyond Mr Clay himself in his principles of protective political economy and ...

... the session. The Attorney's Certificates Bill has been thrown out on its third reading by a oon> siderable majority. The new Whig wfaipper-1 in,'in the exercise of his vocation must have, his instrument vigorously to have pro- ■ ’duceff result.so gratifying ...

... and time almost, not entirely, useless. Bnt it will be found that Ministerial indecision and the proverbial tenacity of the Whigs for office, may be ascribed as the chief cause of the great number good bills abandoned this session. At present bills are ...

... nothing else if necessity did not compel it. Whatever the views or opinions may be of this individual, whether ot the Tory. Whig, or Radical school, they will all necessarily tike their colouring from his Idiosyncraticnl and organic peculiarities. Of course ...

... edit news, papers are entitled to carry tea-table gossip stem, aiders hie distances, rs Prewitt, editress of the y«*» City Whig, writes to Mrs Swiss’ eM, who over the fortunes of tho Pittsburgh Saturday Visiter: receive your paper regularly— and our re ...

... appliances of large capitals and vast establishments to the creation of popular literature, to promote the the great object of Whig aspiration—*tbe spread of nsefal knowledge; and that, by denying the straggling workman the healthful recreation of cheap press ...