... he either retired or was dismissed from office. But rdirement, uncompulsorily, word not to be found in any Whig dictionary. Amongst the Whigs capacity to discharge any duty is not an element in his appointment to office. If Sir Charles Wood had not had ...

... will heal the sore, and that by and all will be forgotten. The Whigs flatter themselvee that speech of pretention, which every man knows to be hollow, will be like oil on the water*. But the Whig* not understand the habits of France, they are displayed in ...

... sr. Patna. Omen. 11.5. q. I. at •• Pimuma, .11. 1 211P11 O. SCOAl.—The ef prlN ed le the retina mole le the week Whig la et lley,)11811, evrt. I allendll• is litit eg ladies is 14 et Issespeies igha g h —Games. Mating of trelitars far Nay. :1: ...

... alarmed lest voting for economy should turn out the Whigs and bring in the Tories and Protection. The earnest men reply to this, that, if the Tories would give retrenchment, they would prefer them to the Whigs ; and that, as to Protection, madness itself would ...

... the usual amount of logical power, alnd abuse was abollidanltly poured forth oui 'the traitor Peel, upon r. Cobde, a the Whig ministry, and all othel partis ?? so Al blind as to perceive that dear boead is the only a remedy for poverty amad distress ...

... which is being made to lead them from their duty. It is, we can easily conceive and readily grant, very unpleasant to official Whigs to see an avalanche of retrenchment gradually accumulating over their heads and loosening itself for its descent upon them ...

... been the gratification of revenge, as there was a considerable sum of money found on his person.—Dublin Mail.—LThe Belfast Whig accounts for the discrepancy as to the cause of death by reporting that, after the unfortunate gentleman was shot dead, the ...

... eating ail his own words, and is being repudiated the members of his Winchester kindredwe wonder thnt the London radical and the whig premier aie at issue about the utility of that temporising policy, for “keeping things they are “to attempt •which, it is now ...

... ia “exceptional meaning thereby that it is accidental and cannot be lasting —that the declension is only episode. The poor Whig lord at that period of life when he is oblivious to nature and reason. The noble Marquis would do well to avoid polities, and ...

... desolation be spread over the fields and farmsteads of Great Britain—the clutch of the destroyer is not to be relaxed; for Whig legislation is final—is perfect in all its proportions, totus teres atque rotundus. Still more decisive was Mr. Richard ...

... the Executive Committee by several architects and scientific men. New rumours are afloat of a junction to be formed with the Whig Cabinet by Sir James Graham and a few of his old official friends. Lord PAmerston, it is said, is about to retire, to make ...

... the manufacturing districts, he assures us. The circulars of manufacturing and mercantile houses, then, are guilty of the Whig frailty— enormous lying. Spinners and manufacturers are working short time; and prices of goods cannot be got to advance ...