... installed the second PITT in office, and relegated the r whigs to the cold shade of opposition till I- 1830 ;-though the court contrived to pocket all in the gains of that insurrection against the whig 11 family compact. [f. To the reports that Lord JOHN ...

... Intelligencer, an avowed Tory; andthe Leeds Mercury, professing to be of no party, but, es far as it was anything, Tory rather than Whig. Why could not they start a third paper at once, which by its superior talent and spirit should sweep the others off' the field ...

... When the Reform Bill was carried, Mr. Macailay shared in the full harvest of popularity which, for a time, was enjoyed by the Whigs. He was chosen by the populous and important town of Leeds to be one of its representatives in the Parliament of 1833 but, ...

... placid Whig was made in Ediu- burgh to erect a monument to the glorious, pious, and immortal memory-a leading journalist re- commended that its site should be Glencoe, and its bassi relieves the starving colonists of Darien. Neither the placid Whig, nor ...

... my lord, I believe there was a very Itat a'nount of truth in the allegation which was 'toutlyv made in those davs that the whig adminis- trationi were themselves the greatest jobbers in con- ecxion with the bill. Ia looking through the debates of 1831 ...

... as I learn, quite a different V Late- mleaning to what they have in Europe, I am told even that e tical the wrs democrat and whig turn snore upon principles of ae a national economy than on great parinciples of politics; so I ~ saive am told. I do not know ...

... nor was a the DURHnAm Letter seen altogether in the same light that it is now-as about the most fraudulent sham that even a Whig Minister was ever guilty of. ,Then was it not obscurely hinted that the Prayer s Book was to be altered, and that the whole ...

... which the preceding remarks on France are extracted: This speesh will be read with deep interest throughout the country. The Whigs have hail their turn of Kossuth. Now is the chance of the Democrats. who appeared to slumber, but are evidently now awake. ...

... rotation to the Senior Fellowship vacated I by the promotion of Dr M'Donnell. STm1iE or WORKEnm IN BxLFasT.-The ' Northern Whig,' refer- ring to the present extensive strike of workmen, says * The mischief is not confined to England; it has made its ...

... part now attributed to him, and that in his own country ., the leaders of the liberal party-of course we do not a mean the whigs, who only assume that name from old E habit-so far from considering him an associate in e their opinions, concurred in the ...

... THE PROMISED POPULAR ACCESSIONS TO THE WHIG CABINET, We stated, on Tuesday, in referring to the promises made by the Times, the all but avowed organ of the Whig Cabinet since the eviction of Lord Palmerston, what sort of inde- pendent men had been ...

... Diet.' The whole question is in those rsmarkhbr words. According as the Whigs or Tories shell be in law5 in England, that nation will lean on Paris or on St pet burg. If the Whigs are at the helm, they will follow te tradition of Fox and Sheridan, and ...