... leading articles were wdl sustained. On the subject of John Mitchell's Manifesto to his countrymen in America, the northern Whig say*; It would appear that passion, amounting souMthing like msarnty, for sheer notoriety, has led this and craven hearted ...

... extent from saving from ruin those people who are poor and neglected, who are perishing and netted round with temptations. man Whig, Tory, Radical, I would almost say Chartist, be what shade of politics he may, the man who, In hooest belief, is the most able ...

... Here stands with head of eoroneted earth, Au Earl to quartz and mastodons unknown; A golden spoon did feed him his birth— And Whig and Tory marked him for their own. The nolle Earl made such impression upon the audience in general, that more than one of ...

... do that, be could not say, but it not likely they would. Only think of surplus of 32 million of dollars I Why, when the last Whig budget was brought forward, (Sir Charles Wood being Chancellor,) surplus of two millions was announced, and so great was tho ...

... event solemn, lesson to striking, should not be lost on ns. 'Tbe last, or nearly the last, survivor of that brilliant group of Whig barristers, who so signally adorned the legal profession, and the political history of Scotland.—the sharer of tbefriendship ...

... or aabtnut, even .tot; season. He was appointed Lord 1 rwfiln 1833, op to which period all bad gone smoothly between the Whigs and Ik* people— OearnMn being only known aa one the ' able eharapions of the Liberal cause, and endeared to the great body ...