... will never allow to pass in its present sbapa. It would clearly appear that improved legislation was not tbs object of the Whigs in bringing this bill, but that Ibeif object was place-making and jobbing. If tbeir object wM to improve the bankrupt law. ...

... tbe alactora, every ooa of whom wm Whig, lie (Mr. Calcntt) put forward ao addraas avowing of independent oppoaitioo, and rMnit that ba converted two these gentlemen (leughterj, threw out another because continued to Whig, and anoibtr was returned bis colleague ...

... tbe earliest and choicest vegetable delicacies of the season deserves much praise and much substantial recognition.— Northern Whig. Scottish Kbformatios Soctett— Compromisk Matsootm.—Tbe following resolution has been unanimously adopted by tbe acting committee ...

... Mr. Bowyar display ipportlng tba Whigs in refuaof Lord Aberdeen when that Sadleir, and refused to pass endeavoured to destroy tba y, ebaogiog their M'Mabon't fishery bills, and wboie deeds in Sligo, John •van the Whigs to dismiss him committed by Mr. Moore ...

... mere clogence ol diction is one of the last qualities necessary to historian, and if, instead of etudj g render fits eloquent Whig pamphiet”—as ibo ** history” baa designated—a model piece ...

... the tribe timid time-servers, willing enough though afraid to strike, whom we are called on to support because they are not Whigs. But they are far worse. They are old Tories in half Liberal masquerade, but when their assumed liberality is put to the test ...

... and power to move and speak would never desert the cause of tenant right. The proceedings then terminated.— from We Northern Whig. _ Duslker.—Oar May fair folly an »v«tg* om, and usually the largeat in tbs ysar. B«®f mat with a reduction in price. Spriogeni ...

... ooontry and the injustice of their rulers denied them io the land of their birth. Every political parly in the state, whether Whig, Tory, or Uedical, admit the justice of (be principle of tenant right; all great ■uteameo the pre.-enl day admit that the nlatfcoos ...

... useful purpose which thU discussion can serve, lie is our cbuaeo leader, and knows bow to lead ; and, if to impale some slippery Whig, the parly of independent opposition has been described In one or two plecee, by reference to bis lead«r?hip, I don't the good ...

... public good, and correct the deep founded impression that extravagance is just as much the attribute of Conservatives as of Whigs. At any rate Lord Palmerston pulls away right valiantly at the Dun Cow. Ue has erccUd a reading-room in the British Museum ...

... fruits of bis own industry, there is a general agreement. The House of Commons has several times sanctioned that principle. The Whig Government approved of the principle—the Tory Government gave it its assent—the vast majority of the Irish members in the present ...

... allll named for tbe cilice. Mr. at tbe War-olHoo not Mr. M-i-.r had been anticipated, hot S.r John »an *!en. a vary del young Whig baronet, of largo pomeMio,,,. a nr.r relative of Mr. Uoramao. the eddreaa laat aaanioo, Md, whenever apeeke. ability and good ...