... consumption of his cusurds. No sooner bad Christopher removed to his new residence, than a formal gathering of the Literary Whig Club took place under the auspices of Jacob Touson. He invited them,” quoth the secret historian, to collation of oven trumpery ...

... command the entire support of those who have styled themselves the “Union party,” without regard to the old distinctions of Whig and Democrat. Since Monday last, the imports of wool Into London have amounted to 1788 bales from Sydney, 885 from Algoa Bay ...

... evil in its operation. Anything will be better than that; but we do not mean to say that are therefore to accept whatever a Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer may think fit to offer us. The battle has been won by the people. The Government have shuffled ...

... matrimonial alliance. In public life, the late Duke was distinguished as a bold, consistent, and uncompromising opponent of Whig, and what are called liberal measures, more especially of the Reform Act. The noble Duke, notwithstanding, never under any ...

... before proposed amendment. _. . Kidney said, I have much pleasure seconding that : poMEROY said, I have always voted for the whigs, have never asked either of the members for any favour, dfoccdy, or indirectly; but, if they do not abolish this tax, being ...

... place before meeting of parliaaamdt- have good grounds tor believing, that within tbo katf few daya, least one member of the Whig administrstiw ha sail but sent in bis resignation, and, that even now, itio a toss-up whether will not retire before the first ...

... to China, with our thousands of Brush tonnage lying charged with this case in the Hou« of Oimmonj, doubt shall be met with a Whig ,üb, ' £ Sn question of time in saihng which “ho But Englishman, and a contributor of the tax , STvs for the stores as well ...

... cheering the anticentralisation sentiments of the, Whig daiembwes of tfctir oirier, who in return applauded to the echo their speeches their turn came. The Whig member of parliameut 'and the Conservative—the Whig barrister and the Conservative-clergymen of all ...

... introduce and carry out some comprehensive measure of aUeviation, Sir Charles Wood has been “nibbling,” after the approved Whig fashion, here little and there little, attempting to do something for all classes, but giving appreciable relief to none. The ...

... contented themselves with parading the streets after the people had dispersed. Mr. Lamb, the Quaker correspondent of the bother* Whig, in his notes of tour made within the last few daysi* some of the Ulster counties, says : The small towns in our manufacturing ...

... come to the Borough or any other qualified person, be would not give much f 9 the chance of returning 3ir John Romilly. The Whigs be# not progressed of late years, and although he had worked for them be began to think they were best out of oAesr (cheers) ...

... House-tax, which is now proposed, is, upon the whole as free from objection as anything that could have been expected from a Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer. is much more simple the one which was proposed the other day, and very much more fair. Houses ...