... the partners. A (loose that saves the 'Capital' is a goose sent you by a friend, with the carriage paid. Mathematical. —g Whig, and Tories are both rogues, why are they like an equilateral triangle 2—Because both sides are etral to the base. Ecclesiastic ...

... out of power, the position of Lord John Russell since the reform act has been more splendid than satisfactory; and when the Whig party, as was inevitable front their antecedents, but apparently to his mortification, in consequence of his guidance, was ...

... represents in the Cabinet the hereditary claims of the Earl of Shelburne upon the Whig dynasty. Lord Seymour would never have been the Cabinet if he were not the son of Whig Duke. Even the Cnancellor, the Minister of all others whose elevation supposed ...

... le lord is be swersor osier by rorzer• Iraq* it tear/ the is burred girt is Them& Parer he way estered ; we shell see. We en Whig ewer. lard was derblel haw U. the itionwerde at' • pesehedor add be I with s all to be I wad earried—er • ire bet • resity ...

... an illustration of the extraordinary effort* made by the different sections of politicians, may mention that Mr. Winthrop (whig) received 1324 more votes than the candidate of ins party for the same office last year; Mr. Boutwell (democrat), also gained ...

... release of Mr. Thrasher, and, at the same time, worn agsioft any future proceedings of like nature. The Hon. John B. Walker (Whig) has been elected to the United States Congress t7»c Kentucky I^gis- Hon. Henry Clay progressing rapidly toworda good health ...

... should he. In the very promptitude of the action there is infinite merit. It is a noble and patriotic idea, and - will read the Whig Lord at the head of the Government, and all its members, an important lesson. We could have wished, indeed, in order that the ...

... believe that, in those counties, when the property was they would prevent the Tories, if the leases were in their haude, or the Whigs, if in theirs, from carrying the election. He, however, quite concurred with the Lord Provost in thinkina, that it they were ...

... introduced along with him, it is not likely that will demand less now. The sacrifices on this occasion, however, which the Whig Chief will be called upon to make, will probably be net places, but principles ; fur there is now, or Mon will be, room in ...

... His Once, however, would bring no accession of Parliamentary strength to the Government, for he is a steady and consistent Whig as it is. Even /dr Cardwell, though a Peelitc, would not be a great acquisition to the Ministry in present circumstances. Votesare ...

... instant release of Mr Thrasher, and, the same time, warn Spain against any future proceedings of like Hon. John B. Walker, (Whig) has been elect d the United States Congress the Kentucky Legislature. Hon. Henry Clay was progressing rapidly towards good ...

... in vain. Lord George, therefore, wee an original and hearty supporter of the Reform Rill, and lie continued to uphold the Whigs in all their poliey until the secession of Lord Stanley, between whom and himself there subslefed warm persimnel, an well es ...