... day. I, felt sickened and dis.. ten ieno gustedaattlie heardicsness,'treahoery,. and disbdigerty of all s0on soue: pactise-whig, torykant! radical- whent dealing with Irith. altli is he nteest ; noour wretched diwisions at home left me with. exo and 'i ...

... been managed in this manner. Lord Palenerston I and the whig magnates never liked to disturb the election of tories for the southern division, because the Duke of Wel- lington would not allwv the Whig Speaker of the House of Cormmons to be opposed in North ...

... political strength ot at the legislature, however, has since been decided as follows: iD in Senate, one whig and fifteen democrats; iL the Assembly, gi ten whigs and twenty-four democrats. The Sonate of California, composed of sixteen members, all m intellig ...

... of the Duke of SOMERSET constitutes its principal attrac- I tion in his 'eyes. Were it so, there is little doubt that the whigs would not have been nearly four years in office without finding some opportunity for grati- fjbing the wishes of so stanch ...

... the contemplated abolition of the office of Lord' Lieutenant of Ire- landa The writer would fain have men believe, that the whigs have no stronger motive for ike exe- cution of that long intended design than to extricate themselves from the difficulties ...

... the immoderate parsimony of Elizabath (Burke' fcells it 1 the folly of the wise) and the prodigality and pro- tfusion of whig ministers t~o their own needy, relatives, de- pendents, and hangers-on, there is as we before said, ajitst medim., We 'would ...

... has abounded, that the population are well nigh swept away altogether; and the coaseqeence of that infernal policy which the whigs permitted, is now felt in the nearly deserted aspecteof the country towns on market days, ard the uon consnmption of these ...

... these returns. The protectionists will augar from them national decay,and the progressive extinction of our commerce. The whigs will upraise their hands and eyes in wonder at the increase of 185,8161. on the year, and 1,8541. on the quarter, and vow there ...

... to the danger of the two constitutional ecuntries remaining estranged. Louis PHULIPPE himself, with all his grudge to the Whigs, felt it. For even the inmates of Claremont are alarmed at the progress of the Russian and Austrian eagles. Through their infuenoe ...

... even engrafted anything new upon that which was old. It had taken up the prinCipleE of Earl Grey, of Mr. Pitt, and of the whigs of more then half a century ego. It had been called into existence by the nesesltlesof the times, and the general desire that ...

... or rent. Lord STANLFY coolly admits that it really means nothing more than. A loud-sounding shasm, whcrewitw to worry tne Whigs ana astutot SIBTBORPS, CAYLEYS, and other elderly boys, whlioa it is deemed desirable to keep in train. But .s a serious question ...

... soldier? And then I endeavotred to impress Mrs. Oakspple with the profound and comprehensive meaning modestly intended by the whigs in the proposed abolition of naval bullion. It ss nothing more than a practical condemnation of all state finery. With the ...