... much public notice, and h' that the Whig-Radical press should cast their . k. opprobrium upon so bumble an individual in the ed Conservative ranks as himself. Now, the old se Conservatives (Tories) hate the Whigs as their ht hereditary e uemies, and ...

... s gJ those honozoui. There spoke, not ce thie ordinary assumption of an >¶xecutive, but of the arrogance of a Whig to the backbone. Whig M Ministers ought always to be about the throne; wl and when they are, it is unconstitutional wE even for the House ...

... avoid the hazard of taking the wrong pig by the ear with the other. For instance, if Mr. Heneage, a scion of one of the oldest Whig families in Lin- colnshire, and who has two relatives in the House of Commons, got ea ptain'smak after eleve monont' service ...

... vigour to ti taliemas demonstration of Irespect. When. it wats under- and Stat( stood that so large ia demand on the time and Whigs h paockets of the people was made with the combined llev. Mr. viewy of celebrating our victories in the Crimea 'Out both - ...

... There is .0 great excitement in the town. 51 THE HARVEST IN IRBLAND.-Mr. John Lamb, the i e correspondent of the Nortlhern Whig, writing on Monday s last, Says- D uring the last ten days, I have been as far south as Dublin; from thence north-west to ...

... warring against the other for the pos- Ba n- session of the government. The following morsel Er ig of family history, which the Whig Earl Granville po r- narrated in his speech on Lord Ellenborough's for ot motion, will do something towards clearing up ha ...

... -mediocrity, in many cases even tq positive stu,- r j$idity. Nor does this accusation apply to any E particular party. Whether Whigs, Tories, ora Peelites were in power, the same course was inva- a snably pursued. A change of offlce was merely d the departure ...

... carrying the bill for the reform of ID * the~ representative system. On the resignation of Earl gD iGrey,~ in August, 1834, the Whig ministry was modified, D ?? Melbourne was raised to the office of first ]) loid of the treasury. This ministry was dissolved ...

... reign' of toryism he was an sure. extremely liberal tory under the dominion of whiggism r he has ever shown himself, ai moderate whig. His them, course from the beginning has been a via media one, and 'se in he has always stood well'with both the.great parties ...

... and sparing none of the parties- pa' Whether a churchman or dissenter, at new A trimmer, puritan, or ranter; a y Cr nether whig or yet a tory, his tmn But icst in moderation glory. thi the These lines seem to have made a stroag impression on Pope, eta ...

... speak with entire certainty of the go, fact, that Lord Clarendon, Lord Granville, Lord up Cranworth, and Sir George Grey, four whig mom- fat hn ers of the late administration, whose character PI; is entitled to the utmost respect for their high sense ofti ...

... the c assertion of it, They haves no doubt, as'stroug a t conviction of the special fitness of their party for office as the Whigs have of their own exclusive title to it; and with neither party does the aphorism of the right men in right ight places ...