... wonderfully with the multitude, and did harm to nobody. Had exaniined a packet of Whig statements, and had detected in them no colouring-matter whatever. Strongly believed that Whig principles had never been adulterated since the Jays of Magna Charts. Purity ...

... _a heavy accour . _c u » _settle with his countrymen . Perish the Slate but save the _Whigs ! would seem to be his _motto , with a reserved meaning that if the Whigs are to be _saved , _it is _in order that Lord John _Russell mav still continue their ackuowled ...

... and relentless flaggelations after our own heart, with which Blackwood has excoriated those trimming, puny, tricksters the Whigs. Beside a variety of interesting matter, this number contains an article on the 'lnternal Sufferings of Russia from the War ...

... under as party ties are co question which Par vital, may dislodge as Lord Aberdeen man like Lord the acknowledged other of the Whigs from the effects of a free lance, like L his way to power generalship. The position—and what party, if at the NUM all—is, that ...

... 1855. GEonoGi REx, (The signatures of all the Misisters follow.) AMERICA. TIME ANTI SLAVERY PAlT~Y. The Whigs of New York are mutating the Whigs if Ohio, and saurreder to the anti-slavery party. The Republican, or anti-slavery party propei, is to meet ...

... in the State. The actual question, oft verging into an abstraction, was thus lost sight of in the great stake at issue. The Whig party, all triumphant when the Reform Bill was on the waters, had scarcely secured that great innovation when, as- sailed by ...

... Greenwiics. If differeuces of princille arise on practical questions of the day, there exists, in the happy philosophy of thse Whigs, a yet greater pprinciple involved it thleir rcsigliation. If ever a controversy arises between the Wfhig Ministers, tteis ...

... Greys,,in their crusade for reform; and weas' ' lng the name of the Rossells, was considered as a fair representativef the old Whigs, whose support vxas invaluable in. purifying the reform movement from the odium qf ad.icalism which Cobbett, Burdett, asiA ...

... part, think Lord Derby • whit too Conservative for such a connection. No doubt the Premier has been generally a member of a Whig Government since the first Reform Bill, which gave a preponderance to that party, passed, but his antecedents led ill-natured ...

... friendship or partisanship may form for the course pursued by ,the Peelite party, and, we must add, a small section of the Whig party with Lord John Russell at their head, never was any popular decision more unanimously and firmly taken than that which ...

... this day week's proro- gation, which is not to have even the advantage of the presence of Royalty, but is to be done as the Whigs used to do everything-by commission._-CtoUs'2IoI- dent of LivespoelAlbiont. ...

... on this occasion of his splashing his late colleagues in the Cabinet. Much of truth there was no doubt in what the last of Whigs said on the occasion, but much, also, is its ellect marred by the particularly provoking delays and shortcomings that have ...