... one at all—for it is to be remembered that he was ever a Whig, and the personal friend of all official Whigs since the days of the first Reform Bill. Most unfortunate indeed are the said Whigs in the majority of their appointments of late, from Torrington ...

... his old allegiance, and that the period is at band when the right hon. baronet will again occupy a leading position in the Whig Ministry. The Oxford heads have raked up an ancient statute and fulminated most tremendous threats of rustication, &c. against ...

... hard-working member of the Whig Cabinet; he has done more work and got less pay than any of his colleagues; and, being in possession of a good private fortune, the right hon. gentleman begins perhaps to fancy that the Whig tenure of office may he short ...

... I believe, honest man as he is, cannot be styled a model in oratory. Sir George Grey is probably the best speaker among the Whig chiefs in the House of Commons; but he speaks too fast; and, though clear and elegant, he wants vigour, I think, and force ...

... is not improbable that they will carry it, which will inevitably break up the Administration. That deserter, too, from the Whig benches, Mr. Grantley Berkeley, has given notice to move for a committee of the whole house to consider the propriety of imposing ...

... u, when atrnck oe moat forcibly that Lord John might fnrear anew booh,entitled “Barter wanderinga, etray loaf from cabinet whig adniator.” Ho could tell the minletry, and compare them with their ptifuriaaaree; tbo maochloTom effocta Prao-Trade; the endTeringa ...

... possession of a goil, lirivlteI for- tg I for tuiie, the riglet lison. geistlemami iegins pierhiaps tot flisey ti, but that the Whig tenure of office 'liit3 lie short, anld tisat, Fi leg tlscrefere, lie hail bletter oxchaltig I,( office cuad salary foil- ...

... UlsMirer’a cause? Don’t\*w >•«» are mere Keeorreetwueto Trying g» t at Ui« grave U»e laws? Honest Peel straugleJ them. Then the Whig* mangled them. Coffined, and aauk them With CoWcn’s applaase. Any eneh nutMioa I think you had bestborj the graee litre yo«r ...

... if not silted. The result of this motion, however, is not one Two workmen in the Clyde Bottle Works, Glasgow, upon which our Whig government have much to having quarrelled, one of them seized a red-hot iron rod , plume themselves. They have been saved on ...

... to _a\ whether the groan or the laugh comes first One little specimen, will show what quality of stuff it is ou which the Whigs and the Manchester School have based their right to teach the British agriculturist how to live beneath their precious sway ...

... thoughts 7 and that hie “ ambition” tends not to the love of Iucre, but the that be has never played « party game to please the Whigs ; manifestation of a loyal spirit. The further talk is, that all the stingy notions imguted to the Marquis were trur, the “ ...

... useful and hard-working member of the Whig Cabinet; he has *no more work and got less pay than any of his colleagues; and, being possession of good private fortune, the right hon. gentleman begins perhaps fancy that the Whig tenure of office may be short, and ...