... FORBEARANCE OF THE WHIGS. Party spirit on the Opposition side of the House, have been told, is in abeyance, if not extinct; public motives govern, and public virtue, as evinced by forbearance, is supremo. We could almost wish th.il wo hail simplicity ...

... combination of the Whig party with the present Government, for the sake of carrying that bill. It would a great misfortune to us if anv such thing should happen, and that misfortune would but temporary. It would l»e fatal act on the part of the Whig party to take ...

... making “draw faim” of nesrly fourth part of the whole conti of Ameriea. Mr. Ellice has always been staunch Whig, and has always come forward to get Whig Cabinet out of their difficulty. Ho was always a disinterested patriot, never sought for place or distinction ...

... repeated—which he passed at Holland House. And, what is more to the purpose, the honourable ex M.P. has been a most conformable Whig ever since.. . . . [ln the first Reformed Parliament, Mr. Mark Philips was one of the Members fur Manchester. At that period ...

... and Cutlerv. Stationery, Cabinet, and Glass Goods. Boxes.and Carpet I Concertinas, Accorde ...

... their position is not dignified, that they bow to public opinion rather than form it, in strange forgetralness ot the great Whig toast, The ...

... foresaw it would be in the ond. I cau congratulate the Tories for having had put into their hand* a Whig scourge, that, if well applied, will drive every Whig out of the House of Commons. I can flatter the poor men by saying that they carry out their instructions ...

... rather have seen Mrs. Fletcher in a box at a theatre than have seen Mrs. Siddons on the stage of the same theatre. She was a Whig, and long a widow. She married for love of what marriage is said seldom to give liberty. Her husband, Archibald Fletcher, an ...

... kind—a pattern copy—may fouuT m the last week’s issue of Cuardian. Whether our hybrid contemporary intendt> come out as a Tory, Whig, or Radical, would puzzle a Philadelphia lawyer to decide. After perusing and rc-perusing the article on The Keform Agitation ...

... left Hayter'a dishes. At lb* pay-office dawneth no Whig qusrier-day ; Despite Cardwell'* motion, and Bob Lowe’s devotion, Tbc Hopes of lbs Session are all Had away! Round the lobbies at gloaming the Whig whips sre roaming, Their pack, once so lame, running ...

... or solicitor-general, but was Q.C. when he was raised to the bench. He was made privy councillor in 1835. The deceased was “Whig and something more,” and was staunch supporter of the government during the short period he was in parliament. Archdeacon Venables ...

... THE HOPES OF THE SESSION ARE ALL AWA V Been Pain laughing, the Derby!tea chaffing, The Derby chaffing jaunty and gay; Now Uu Whig tapers low bum Broadlanda ami Wo- burn, The hopes of the session all fled away. At Brookea’s each morning no Osborns to (corning ...