... '• You will, ell/ you r - .ruted the of de ..o• tr• eigu people ''then I say if I'm denied the 'lila of, liming fur the Whig. gott.' the thole ticket W Diumseerms. there toot se oieverat oulbage„ that'• all. It's a dmottt oursided Immoral, take it ...

... pain from some one within, and on entering the place, discovered the, poor .outh Lad been caught by the belt drum, and was Whig carried round by it his head at each revolution owning in eoutact with the floor, andpart, of machiuory. The boys gave instant ...

... of bis age. He was the friend of Sydney Smith and of Mr. Rogers, and the wit who set, the table in roar Holland House when Whig supremacy in the patronage of letters was rather laughed in political circles. Like other men of reputation for happy sayings ...

... inexperiencedalthough in T highly talented, nobleman to the office which his strce lordship has so worthily filled in every Whig tribu administration sing the year 1830, is pregnant presc with matter for deep reflection, to be mingled in. PI the future ...

... hope is there regeneration! The fin.il grand political occurrence of the past twelve months, in England, the disruption of the Whig Radical Ministry consequent on Lord Palmer ejectment, yet too new before the reader, 100 mysterious in its causes, and too ...

... confining him to his room temporarily, will give Mr. Cardwell better chance of re-election, if he accept office under the whigs and radicals. It well known that, during the last two or three weeks, Mr. Cardwell baa been flitting about like carrier- P'geon ...

... assail a woman! How unmanly—how disgraceful The Times has a short to modern journalism ! memory. When the Fourth dismissed the Whig Ministry which sought to coerce him, woman was attacked with savage asperity, and that woman a Queen, the Zimes leading the ...

... k~qntidron apeared off our peaceful towli 'onl 'the 3rda of. WSafa (213th of..NoWvember), and ith aAdmirA, not even, udlo'whig. our ,kiiid' litt to' cons- m.ieaced a ?? 'upon us, u'eatiag u~, as though we were pirates.' ,to; oniopahrt tem piralee,fowrbe ...

... strength with the increase of the population. And although it may not be the part of a Tory journalist to applaud the policy of a Whig Government, it would be dishonest, uncandid, and disgraceful to deny that the Russell Administration has, in the passing of ...

... see to narrow the choice of the Sovereign to their dw»c)ixi& So long as the family cabaf thai have usurped the name of the Whig party are permitted to nominate the ministers of Queen Victoria, the choice of the Sovereign in her advisers is virtually limited ...

... some animals, when the brains are dashed out, they die; but Lord John Russell is a polypus. Lord Palji-ebston has served the Whigs for sixteen or seventeen years, not too wisely but too well, and now he has found his reward. He was a Tory’ af the Eldon and ...

... the Stuarts, and the rights and liberties inherent a great and independent nation. The Tories took side with the Crown—the Whigs with the people. Nevertheless, there was not, from the very origin of these two parties, any inseparable objection to amalgamate ...