... futility of so many great party efforts as have been made under the most favourable circumstances. Little as they like the Whigs, the Opposition seem to love their own leaders less, and take far more trouble to prevent too much success attending their ...

... present moment, and will find many readers. Administrative Reform furnishes a text for having a hit at the Peelites and Whigs, and showing the superlative purity and singleness of purpose of the Conservative party! But the great political paper of this ...

... the same pious object in view. In Edinburgh a similar state of excitement exists. The Scotsman, the well-known organ of the Whigs, is enlarging its borders vastly, and assuming many forms. In the first place, it remains a twice a week paper, as at present; ...

... at Philadelphia:—Resolved, that the American party, having arisen up on the ruins and in despite of the opposition of the Whig and democratic parties, cannot be held in any manner responsible for the obnoxious acts or violated pledges of either ; that ...

... heretofore, and secure a better drink to the consumer. (Cheers, and laughter.) T ie toast was warmly responded to. Band— Whig an' Tory. iptain M iuson, in Inppy and appropriate terms gave ! lie Earl of Fife, h>ng life, and happiness to hirli, which ...