... whom shall we henceforth respectfully ascribe honours where honours are due ? Who can now be a Whig, and have within him the advocacy of progress ? Are not Whigs now the obstacle to all progress ? It matters not in whatever shape any measure be brought before ...

... _Northern Whig complains that the Government advisers continue their persecution of the Belfast tea-merchants by way of endeavouring to remedy the blundering management of local officials in connexion with the case , of John Jame Moore. The Whig adds : ...

... orthern Whig complains that the Government advisers continue their persecution of the Belfast tea-merchants by way of endeavouring to remedy th 9 blundering management of local officials in connexion with the case of John James Moore. The Whig adds : ...

... CHRISTMAS PACKAGES of WINES and ALES cost no more than the hampers of stable refuse in which inferior wines only are now packed. Whig fitted with patent straw envelopes, and made of strong wood, with rope handles—breakage, litter, and pilferia; are entirely ...

... House blue book dispels msny popular beliefs current in society. Thus the oftenrepeated story that Lord Macaulay had sold his Whig history to the Messrs. Longman for an annuity is to be upset by the Custom-house fact that the old List srian is the proprietor ...

... laws,—no more. We want no shuiliers, great or small, To play us thimble-rig ; An honest Tory, after all, Seems better than a Whig ! As for your Radical, so pure— Who scarcely knows his mind, Till some mistake his fancy lure— Then mark—how blows the wind ...

... acquitted himself so badly in command of the Channel Fleet, an office, from which according to the well-known remark of the Whig wit he would not shrink. Sir John Pakington took Education, as Jurisprudence fell to Lord John, and Lord Stanley took charge ...

... Hon. Captain Spencer represented Midhurst in Parliament. During his career in the lower House he invariably voted with tha Whig party, of which political body, like his predecessor in the peerage, he was a consistent supporter. The present Earl was returned ...

... Hon. Captain Spencer represented Midhurst in Parliament. During his career in the lower House be invariably voted with the Whig party, of which political body, like his predecessor in the peerage, he was a consistent supporter. The pre3ent Earl was ,returned ...

... whom shall we henceforth respectfully ascribe honours where honours are due ? Who can now be a Whig, and have within him the advocacy of progress Are not Whigs now the obstacle to all progress? It matters not in whatever shape any measure be brought before ...

... ers of the day—MAIULAY Pad ALISON ! Two of the most widely read and via:- known of our annalists the Tory historian, and the Whig historian. Sir ARCHIBALD ALISON has written in so many words at p. 617 of the 7th volume of hii Hifitory of Europe, that ...

... 5 to 20 per cent. nett and upwards. A great fact has again to be acknowledged,' that the bankers are for the greater part Whigs, while the old landed aristocracy for the greater part are Conservatives, and, the truth shall be spoken, they (the landlords) ...