... offer suggestions. memorial has recently been addreased to Ids Lordship, signed a great variety of politicians, comprising Whigs, Tories, and Radi, cals ; men heretofore noted for their zeal in the cause of Reform, and others for their opposition to all ...

... rised in a single word -- and that word sums up the frmous English policy of which so much has been said, Patronage. The whigs were always famous for their greediness after place: but the greediness with which everything little or big is snapped up by ...

... The late Darid Prentice may considered its founder. In its earlier jeare the paper wet joint-stock property of the leading Whigs of the West of Scotland. From 1811 until 1837 its founder eontinned its editor. In that year Darid Prentice died, haring, doring ...

... and Kilmalcolm Ad* vertiser, Port* Glasgow. Courier, Inverness. Evening Post, Dublin. Chronicle, **. ««« Limerick. Northern Whig, Belfast. L’lllustration. Paris. Magazines and Reviews. United Service Journal, London. Art Journal, Bentley’s Miscellany, ...

... into contempt. will admit that Mr was clever, bold, and zealous ; but bis talent was for intrigue, his ardour was that of Whig-paid agent, and daring was, in political sense, synonymous with utter contempt cf scruple. Enlightened cynics have ■een engaged ...

... obli g ed to work as best it might, through the instrumentality of the great En g li s h par ti es ; and Tories, as well as Whigs, to d o th em j us ti ce , were never willing that the Mon arc h of England should be an autocrat. Still less could he be so ...

... of ruin, almost level with the foundation. There waa no reason whatever for the perpetration thee* cowardly act*.— Northern Whig. ...

... relatiree—and Mr. Bt*en employed sab a relative this matter—and the connexion often induce* unn ...

... Captain Spencer, he represented Midhurst in parliament. During his career in the Lower House he invariably voted with the Whig party, of which political body, like his predecessor the peerage he was consistent supporter. The present earl wasreturned ...

... property under marriage settlements. The Act extends to Ireland, but not to Scotland. IRELAND. Infamous Case.—The Belfast Northern Whig reports atrocious case of criminal assaults made upon a young woman the Dundonald Railway station. She called there at night ...

... while holding the office of Postmaster-General but eight Protestants were recipients of bis bounty. The Even- ing Post, the Whig organ, doubts the truth of this state- ment, but remarks that, if even well founded, the objection “comes with a ver; ch bad ...

... party are to grab at Protestant hinds, are no means so free to give to cause, not exelusirelj Romanist. However, beg to ask the Whig, as the organ of the section of the comimmitjr, what has become of this fund, taking for granted that it has been raised? We ...