... was recommended as the fittest 'man for the responsible post of Governor-General of India. It was vain to hope, however, for Whigs to employ a Tory, whether he possessed the ability or not, to crush the mutiny in its bud. But there is the fact upon record ...

... thing is, perhaps, one of those sublime discoveries which Whig economy is destined yet to make;and when it is made, Lord Macaulay willahow in the most. satisfactory manner, that, for it, the .Whigs. are enti- tled to the everlasting gratitude of the whole ...

... believed that the ultras of ?? .i been struck out, and that the 0,u I. ij the formation of two well.defi05,1 senting the old Whig and Tory d; England. 51 The French and English rordiat Spain and Mexico is assuinrg a pract Lord Howden is about to return ...

... attaineath rank of lieuteniant-colonel, end for thirty years after he was a faithful follower of the whig party in parliament, which wras hold by a whig government to be a sufficient qualification for the chief command in India. The selection of such a ...

... 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 ...

... fine thillg Uo be tl ?? . ?? of Ii manl Qf 'uch l renown, but after him-wlhat then ? Clearlv, Whig principles be abandoned or brought in contempt, no more Whig monopoly of Gover nient-a prospect the reverse of agreeable to geutl men, still young in vigour ...

... attained the rank of liuetanant-colonel, and for thirty years after he was the faithful follower of the Whig party in parliament, which was held by a Whig Government to be a cufficiest qualifi- cation for the chief command in India. The selection of such ...

... English character, and, tnder cover of th( martial excitement occasioned by sudden wars, ha( usurped the Leadership of the Whig party fron the legitimate chief. Not contented with dethron ing, he also sought to immolate his victim ; an( Lord Joan RussELL ...

... sweept. sneeped, and 6weped; and stretye, stredge, and streitgh are three of the eight wrong ways in which stretch is spelt. Whigs becomes wigs, and 'tories tors. Libations of ale is turned into literationof all, and baptised into babtised, pro- bably ...

... of thing going on through the country, and E the Horse G~uards should put a stop to it by very stringent 5 orders.-.Nbrthern Whig, e SI J FRANKLIN'S ARCTIC EXPZMITION. The t 7following latter has been received from Capt. M'ClinteokX- Yacht Fox, mt. 71 ...

... the ballot, said:- ` Look at the Treasury bench in this house, it is occupied by either the scions or attaches of the great whig ftmilies, Thequered here sad there with some man thethe poeople, just to give apopulartoneto the composition, and ifyon find ...

... liberty and equality, and desire to reap the practical fruits of their glorious constitution. They I are no longer content with Whig maxims, or Tory either. I They demand something more solid: They see that during five- and-twenty years since the Reforz Bill ...