... shall do it better than Mr. Huser or Mur. Coxaxix. Done it must and will be. Such was the strain a slow-paced and cautions old Whig, who looked up to that stiff aristocrat, the late Earl GREY as an idol, and who worshipped with more sincere devotion in Holland ...

... frauds, was seized and possessed of at the date or the writ. The subjoined sketch of the proceedings is taken from the Northern Whig:- 1 Mr. William Wellington Godfrey was examinedl by Mr. Smith as to the nature of Moore's property, lie said that Moore was ...

... the Whig ? That the House of Commons Should represent the people; it being of its own good pleasure to do so, insomuch as e non-elective portion of the people is concerned; but that it sh mild also represent the Sovereign and the Lords. The Whigs ; ire ...

... Inoa 6 hant war then consulted relative to the shape in which de would prefer to receive this mark of the etdetin of the whigs, and, true to his nature, he decided to have something novel and original, and chose that the stunt should be invested in a ...

... and, therefore, when the Whig puts forward the opposition of Mr. Charters as a reason for rejecting the award of its own Arbitrators, it guilty of a gross deceit. Nay, more, a short time ago, when it suited the purposes of the Whig to ridicule the opposition ...

... Mr. Heaton and Mr. Hawkes are brough: t forward by a coalition of the Conservatives and is reported to come out on the Re- Whigs, and Mr, Jobo Allday form interest. The other Wards will, we believe, remain ur- disturbed, and the retiring candidates be ...

... respecting whose members you ask, What right has the Lord Chancellor to exclude them?” and, Is not an Orangeman as eligible a Whig or Roman Catholic?”—but respecting whom J am bound to declare that the Lord Chancellor has every tight to exclude them, for ...

... s, said, an allusion had been made bis support of land Palmerston, but begged to assure (hem that wae not one whit greater Whig now than was the first moment offered himself their notice; but if in the course of political events saw that it was necessary ...

... to belong had ?? office, he, and tl he alone, was willing to remain, and was raised to a seat in the Cabinet of the present Whig Premier. For which t of these performances, or for wbat other step in his hungry al and ?? career, was this man made by Lord ...

... prisonen. A &midi boil Ifehr gide' si 'Oita scriptioa of the affair against the Gude rebels ea banks of the Ganges. O. their Whig refuge is their bosto i , grape was showered bin dales, wad • Sew& fesilade mei NM* althea I. a few laiwatre. The Ti , da leatta ...

... place betweett parties, so that it scarcely known gentlemen in faeene of the re-election of Mr. Harmood Banner ' who -were 'Whigs and -Tories, who Liberals, and who Conservetook place at the Clarendon-rooms. Amongst thosepreeent were tives. thing was-non ...

... homeward-boned 'Mum theta* paasag. for New ishweethed Ram the of he r coontime smd Imo of wile to the Weeds stabilisation, red Whig lies amelsitment. Arrived New York, the bases of his footsteps, followed him over various mete% esti eh* tracked him te a village ...