... the section, now indeed shrunk in its proportions, which Sir James controls, would be ina much more natural position on the Whig side of the house. On Friday night they contributed to swell the ministerial majority, but in numbers, as nearly as I can collect ...

... in some degree to repair the effects of previous defeats sustained by them. The sphere of choice being limited between the Whig and the Jew, we are not dissatisfied with the result which gave the victory to the former, and reserved them to carry through ...

... contemplated measure will entail upon any portion of the Irish people? If they are, we can only say they either know not the Whigs, or, knowing them, are incapable of forming a correct opinion upon any subject. If, when an agitation in opposition to the ...

... in reality the truest confession by the Whigs of the defeat they have sustained. The fact being clearly established that before the exposure which Lord Ci.arknimln made himself by his apologetic speech, the Whigs never dreamt of such measure, no other ...

... we. center for than a feat inherited i and mach mare to the same purpose. which del i dis bawd passionate eloq • quite rrrrr Whig to myself, though I had bean thinking about it, day and night, ever since my aunt had Womanized me. is leer heart wine still ...

... arch, which bad been erected Nalletri in honour of the Pope’s return home, bad been destroyed fire. PARLIAMENT— POSITION THE WHIGS. glance at our Parliamentary Report will shew that [ already, during the two first nights after lie Easter ! sitting, ministers ...

... have agitated, parties durin'g the last half-century. Yet for the last twenty years we have seen the GREY Whigs, and the RUSSELL and MELBOURNE Whig-Radicals—however loud-tongued in opposition—in office political cowards, shirkers, and false pretenders. ...

... for them the Liberals would have given the Cabio 6 such another fright as the one on the window dutie.s oP Tuesday, when the Whigs escaped by the inspiring majoritl of three, one of the said three being Mr. Brotherton, vegetable marrow see ms o f l ate to ...

... class, he required too m~uch of the Primae Minister; and he unblushingly sought tX impose upon the legendary good naature of a whig statesman. Lord John RUs sell, with a self-denlyingr modesty thatl astounded even Mr. Hudson-naturaily in his sleat uponl every ...

... too much, perhaps, to expect of the Ministry that they should yive assent to a mea- sure for equalizing electoral districts. Whig noble- men have a common interest with Tories of the same class in perpetuating family boroughs. The Duke of for example, is ...

... Post announces its determination to accept Mr. G. Berkeley's Bs. duty, with all the more heartiness, because it comes from a Whig and quondam Free Trader. The necessity of improving the character of our merchant navy, and the qualifications of its Captains ...

... t(rns upon ;the timid and vacil. the oiler from Havre has brought several blades of an arti c l e lating policy a dopted by the Whig Ministry, and galled dogs' grass, as portion of her eargo, consigned to order. obstinately persisted in, notwithstanding the ...