... have nine or ten members of the House of Commons been unseated, on abundant proof of the grossest bribery and corruption. Whigs, Whig-Radicals, and Derbyites have vied with eacli other as to which of them should enter Parliament by the most flagitious means ...

... through hawking the precious foison. So fond of shifting colours that, from a boy, who wore his Tory coat among the Whigs, and his Whig coat 'mong the Tories. O'Connell was his godfather and Hume, »hen they baptised him As something more than Radical; ...

... letters written in justification of his votes, open the eyes of the foolish Liberals, who preferred him, a veteran Tory in Whig clothing for the hustings, to such man as Adam. He lately voted against the Canadian Clergy Reserves Bill; and he has now assigned ...

... talents to popular literature. Of this we have various proofs. We will choose but one. The New Whig Guide was a collection of light pieces directed against the Whig Opposition in the days of Lord Liverpool's Cabinet. Its chief contributors were Lord Palraerston ...

... AFFAIR OF THE FIFTY-THREE. (From The Press Mr D''lsraeli's new Tory paper.) [Specimen Page of a new Volume by the great Whig Historian.] SCOTLAND AND MACAULAY. North Britain, during this session, was evidently fermenting for that extraordinary rebellion ...

... has been despatched to Scotland summon Lord Panmure (Fox Maule), to London, order, it said, to ascertain the feelings of tbe Whigs, whether they are willing to support Lord J. Russell's new Reform Bill. It is understood that the principle of the new bill ...

... Lord Mayor has been entertaining her Majesty's Ministers. The Peelite section of the Cabinet was far more numerous than the Whig. The leaders of the latter—Lord Palmerston, Lord John Russell, and Lord Clarendon—seem to have been absent. The speech of the ...

... cases were 13 number, and such as were still labouring under the disease were promptly landed. The scenes, says the Belfast Whig, were pitiable in the extreme husbands holding infants their arms, with their wives lying stricken and dying at their feet; ...

... treasury (we have now 23,000,000 dols. surplus hand), and worked good, and only good, and that continually. The other a leading 'Whig newspaper gave us - estimate of the amount of iron this country would re» quire merely for the completion of our railways, ...

... trimmer, but remained a consistent and earnest Reformer, what special work would Lord John Russell have found for him? O, Whigs, we pause for a reply. If Lord John has been a steadfast Liberal, has he not also been a standfast one—monumental, like Lot's ...

... THE ENGLISH STRIKES. J. o ( From the Northern Whig ) The strikes Lancashire are now terminating in the permanent reduction of the wages of the working classes— reduction which the direct and natural f 0 their own labours for the last two or three months ...

... it all the more wonderful, for a reason which we have not seen mentioned anywhere. Deas has given vigorous support to the Whigs, and, on one occasion our own county, he put forth all his strength on behalf of a Peelite, when he fought for Balfour of Balbirnie ...