... le differences vs of principle in relation to all. the great questions of - t practical policy; and under the old names of Whig a and Tory, Conservative and Liberal, there has. been p something real and definite in the known and ao- S lhnowledged party ...

... domination. It is not the first time that faction has resorted to so miserable an expedient. When William the Fourth dismissed the Whigs in 1834, their then organ, the Times, falsely charged the Queen with I having done it all. The Tory party who, during the ...

... much pleasure, an able and elaborate article towards this end, which our readers will find in the new number of the veteran Whig organ, the Edin- burgh Review. The great stumbling block in the way of an improved machinery for the mechanics of legislation ...

... cotemptible minority, there enb S_ mind ofae al any doubt about the necessity for an augmenetatiort of popular power. Staid Whig Liberals, who never liked agitation, ought not to wait for its bidding ere they can make a move. We ought to feel proud that ...

... freedom--he one day stood in tions: III- Covent Garden with a friend, watching a WNestmuinster elcc- inr tion contested between whigs and tories. Thle brewer candl- er- date brought a dray to the fronat of thle huatings to propitiate 'M 1sweet voices, Thle ...

... the result is certainly to create a prejudice against the prince. The Livepoole Tinhes and the Scotsman, as supporters of the whig portion of the cabinet, declare these attacks to be but the expression of political spite. A correspondent of i the latter ...

... provides that the president cii ifball fill that office, with the consent of the senate, when ., it becomes vacant. Y. a The whigs of tih lenlcy legislature, in canons, have el nominated the I-Ion. T. J. Crittenden for United States Ti A5senator. Sm ko- ...

... crowd would ratse a hand to assist ug without being pw well paid for it. If this to the gallantry the Bljoef .NVor$Imef old Whig lands so highily, then' the word has a different meaning in erds, Ireland than it has elsewhere. Wd thank them for nothin.po ...

... siderable nomenclature to master before he can dis-i the tinguish between a hard shell or a barn barner, the or even between a whig or democrat, where all vee- parties appear to him to lean to what he con- en e siders democracy. I apprehend, however, that ...

... to offer a prensitm for this? te lit i ha PnSes the trial of the ballot ? How is it thutS p Se~rc oh losl, and almost every whig end tory in the Vt RtO~co oIMo of the statesnten eless (owe call them'), tr resist~evenl a trial Of the ballot, a system which ...

... time be Stil :cpt com)ing impatient, the ormier was given to advance, and but ally the whole line came forward, thle right whig entering cep no7. the enclosure, and fired and loaded ais they marched, the prde- and shoustims out their national war-cry ...

... opponent, and introduced every Irish ques- lion into his rhetorical medley. 'Two or three teiunts were ialso directed at thle whigs; who had tadieccrtaitt intimations at clubs and 61sewvlere about tite titte svhen the hell of oUr -cathedral announced ithe ...