... Governor-General of Canada,. made 'a tolerably sensible speech on the Americas question: Considering that his lordship is a Whig, it was rem arkable how-lie could-hdave the hosesty to tell so much about the conduct of the ?? of this country. But we regreteto ...

... declared himself proad to be any society bat that of a political Clnb; bat It Was a gross uamaly, that, belonging they did to Whig Government, they should eonlinnc to nse the Carlton Club. He expressed * hop* that they woald hereafter re tarn their party ...

... RuSsmLL, if he contem- plates quitting for a time the scene of his long and useful labours, may do so in perfect security. The Whigs are for the moment rallying round Lord PALMERSTON-more from necessity than choice, and although Earl GREY possesses talent ...

... commented open the Inconsistencies which bad characterised the eeclesltttlosl policy of successive Oovernmeats, and especially Whig Governments, In Ireland. The result had been, he contended, to leave a mats of anomalisa and no reformed abuses, for which ...

... that it has over its own creature MaYnooth. If w e are true to the principles we profess, as was sa id b y a great W when Whigs Were hig writer, in those days honest, we mus t b e conscious there ar e Lords, and Com thintnengs:iyaczn And one of these ...

... such will be the case. The salaries to be attached to the offices give it the aspect of a job, similar to those for which the Whigs have long obtained an.uiaenviable notoriety. Six thousand pounds per annum h worth having, and thero is nothing to prevent ...

... the comm. with their company. Lewd Leigh he& ',stated to preside et the lan. gyration of the tote Deka aad at the the Berea Whig ef the kat. DEM 07 Cum.—The Richt Hoe. Lord Casey, at the Washed sod • bt of M As/ bet at east al Westard. The late was the ...

... . then, which the Church of Inland has ira ir =wenty years is great, and it is palpable and andonlable. The desire of the Whigs to pull down that Minh in 1835 lost them office. They have too much ' psalms to steer their vessel upon that rock again. The ...

... The subject British eider it - deckled clause . must be cossidered as a closed one in .es. It is whispered that the Whigs so con; and in point of fact the whole question was twenty yeass since, when the Appropriation was before the British public. Lord ...

... that which was patronised by the Whig had chosen to refrain from suggesting how the party some twenty years ago—and it was no property when secularised might be employed — secret that it would be so presented. The Whigs no necessary part, be it remembered ...

... lordship's return for the county of Perth, by a large majority, to the first reformed j Parliament— his lordship being the first Whig member I who had ever represented that constituency. At either I side of the apartment were two similar houffets I I equally ...

... Cockburn break a I off his story of Edinburgh .Rcvew Whigs and Whig. the gory at 1830, when the party for the first time WA came into power? The answer is obvious : Edine- eve 1.srgh .Review Whigs and Wlhiggery were already the defucattt epoch; it was ...