... lesson which will not readily be forgot. Even Sheriff Young, albeit acting as counsel for the pursuer, yet a most determined Whig, and with all his leanings running counter to his position, pronounced certain of the writings most malicious libelling, ...

... this lady fair To b• wagged by • Committee. Yon bee treakume, and you take to torment her; But in yoer those make you duke Whig. Churchman, and bimetal.. M Biddy onto Looks.= ' To utter ' Aod wise OM tooshod his nos.) Doss bar their fist sow stood ...

... dropping the cause it pretended to lead whenever it suited the exigencies of the Whig Ministers; playing fast and loose with every principle except that of keeping the Whigs in office. The final public rupture came when Mr M'Laren, in an education meeting ...

... criticism is one of the most truly catholic and tolerant of writers. For real merit of every kind, whether be shown Tory or by Whig, Churchman or Dissenter, his praise always ready, and warm. The Essays comprised in this volume would alone sufficient attest ...

... Presidency. Large mass conventions have been held in the West in favour of Mr Fremont for President. There has also been a Whig meeting in Boston in favour of the same nominee. There Is an attempt at coalition in Pennsylvania between the friends of Mr ...

... have further, Palmerston is nut himself Whig ; he is only associated with Whigs just now, been for many of his earlier years associated with Tories. Lord John Russell the best exponent Whig principles and Whig policy ; and can show, without any difficulty ...

... genius of the class we allude to, we can hardly suppose that in so many cases the talents of the aristocrat or the hereditary Whig have preponderated decidedly over those of other men. Let any one take the return and make the induction foe himself. Let him ...

... _and such the _state of parties then existing . Mr _Macaulay resigned _. last year , and Mr _Black was put _forward- by the _Whig party . Suddenly a _confederation of parties appeared as opponents , and a meeting was held , at which Conservatives and _Radicals ...

... _. Mr _Fillmore ' _t _return added _romething to the enthunasm _oftheKnowNolhing party , and _the recent action of the old _Whig _. _in the State _, of Virginia and _Maryland ha _, _• treogthencd the _chancel _and exhilarated the _hopf of thai _once r ...

... _and _. to act an _independent part in _general politics , BO as to _TJO _free _from _mere political _partisanship to _any _Whig Government or their _measures . I _have not Lccn _. ill any of _these mcctiings , . _HOP _even invited , _liccanso I hnd _refused ...

... newspaper of the day, and, like Mr Canning, you answer IYes ; on which he begins to repeat to you, in short-tongue, all the Whig speeches that had already inspired you with pity and dis- gust, commenting upon them like a cuckoo, and assuring you that the ...

... Lord Panmure, Minister of War, and Lord Palmerston himself, whose marriage with LordMelbourne'ssister carried him into the Whig circle, the present Ministry of England may be said to constitute as neat a little family party as could be found. If this ...