... street, and we commend to all desponding Whigs the cheerful and hopeful resolution which animates these remarks of Lord Carlisle :— I think we may view in Mr Ord a model and an exponent of sound good Whig principles (cheers); and they are the same ...

... Claim* admitted, . 17 CULLEN. Whig Claims. . . w P' ot fctionißt Claims, . enrolments, . . I enrolments. . . Withdrawn and rejected, • ''drawn and rejected, 10 New Claims admitted, . 1' N'ew Claims admitted, . 1) KEITH. Whig Claims, . . . Protectionist ...

... being advised to use spectacles when age had impaired his eyesight, he indignantly exclaimed, Na, na; nane o'yer newfangled whig-ma-leeries for me ; I read in my Bible that God made man upright, but he sought out many inventions; ne'er sail the spectacles ...

... since the adoption of Free-trade policy, the tables of the Board Trade have told the same unvarying tale but so long as the Whigs were office, and the Protectionists in Opposition, a charge was made against the Government of producing garbled statements ...

... same basis that the Earl of Liverpool was formed, with the difference that Mr Huskisson a id one or two other of the moderate Whigs were retained. In the following session his Grace brought forward the bill for the repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts ...

... of Sir James Graham. But does the Knight of Netherby stand alone ? Where was Lord Stanley when Sir James Graham was in the Whig Cabinet ? And what is the past history of Mr D'lsracli ? would be difficult to find course so tortuous as his life has been ...