... until the opportunity of a proximate general election should place at their disposal the redoubtable Lord John, or some other Whig 1 Triton equally reputable and influential. These, then, are the men whlo constitute the Clique-these are their objects. ...

... the working hours of persons employed in factories to ten hours, h ut that the manufacturers bad made a compromise with the Whig Government, and the time was limited to ten hours end a-half. Mr BLACK-I think that it is a complicated ques- tion. How it ...

... several years, under both Whig and Tory Administrations, English Minister at the Court of St Petersburg-and in the Memoirs and Correspondence of Charles James Fox, edited by Lord John Russell, we find astounding revelations of Whig policy as inspired and ...

... evils of a war with Amelic$, Lord DErBY declared that for the twoo ?? would be a war m nutually suicidal- Had any d, Irish Whig stumbled into such a solecism ath, yin whata pitiless shower of jokes and jibes he would h have been swept awaeoy. In Lord ...

... European diplomacy, used to say, in the freedom I of private intercourse, that it had been a great 4 surprise to them to find Whig Ministries in England (which were at that time new) so much more difficult to deal with than Tory Govern- ments. During the ...

... to increase thle nominal n CAPI.,,l froin £00,000 tO £1,000,000. u WAR MeTIiB NG iN ?? a-A mecting, to be at- fe Aended by Whigs, tories, send radicals, is to be hield at St. o MDartin' al,t rfte 5giit thle conclusion of any peace not ?? with the. honour ...

... language, various reasoning, and vast reading. His absence from the House of Commons leaves a blank in the Whig party. Where now is there a single Whig of any genius in Parliament ? It is with pride that the Con- servatives can point to the rare endowments ...

... to exercise anv in~luence its the approaching; el ec:ion at Cambridge. -We find that M1r. Prymc. a veteran leader of the 'Whig party at Cambridge, true to ancient prejudices, has addressed a letter to one of the leading newspapers, wherein he has put ...

... every one was annoyed. But Hume did not speak long; and from the back benches, where sit what are usually termed the fine old Whigs, where, during the continuance of the Aberdeen cabinet, were always found S r George Grey and Vernon Smith always ready and ...

... and hisses). In former times I do not think more than one such question would have been put to me-fifty years ago-are you a Whig or Tory?-that would thave been quite enough. It -is rather deferent now. 'There is a great deal of improvement in the country; ...

... Premier. And what is that ? Hear it, all ye who have already heard, and we hope under- stood, the constant clamour of the Whig-Radical orators anid organs, of late, in their outcry against the sustentation of party boundaries, and their de. mand for ...

... British Isles. a- MAN BLACK,-we mean the Manager of the Queen's ty Theatre at the head of Leith Walk,-not the ar venerable Whig nominee for the representation of he X this city,-has been enlivening the public by means of of a Pantomime, yclept BArox ...