... by all means let us have Lord Clanricarde again. Let us accept him with the calm placidity of men who know the vitality of a Whig. Is the noble marquis not one of the Inevitables, whose mission it is to be ready year after year to give the country the benefit ...

... contribution to the India Relief ?? person giving information will be cordi- ally thanked hy several of the subscribers,-M? thesu Whig. A young mani who left Hialifax about six years ao has just returned home with ta fortuneof 30,005. got by keeping a store ...

... has given every evidence of a disposition to be disagreeable. Ever since the new lord privy seal has been kept outside the whig paradise of office, he has maintained, in the House of Lords, a sinister, menacing Opposition to his quondam friends. Even ...

... news at home, except that some Conservatives, who tried to break the bargain which the heads of the party have made with the Whigs in Backinghamshire, namely, not to endeavour to take' more than two seats of the three, have been beaten, and young Mr. CAVEND1S11 ...

... strength of Rowland Hill! Oar neighbours may say this of us, and with truth. For behold the man who, because he belongs to a whig family, and because he is a fluent talker, becomes Lord Privy Seal! ?Let us call to mind a certain will case in which the ...

... irrespective of the pace.- At the suburb of Whiteabbey the doings on Christ. reassday were disgraceful. Hear the Belfast Whig on the subject:- Disgraceful scenes took place yes- terday, between two and half-past three o'clock, at Whiteabbey. Some party ...

... Conservative prefer- ences which had prevailed some quarter of at 0 century, But on what implied understanding? I s e That the old Whig principles should also be I irevived, and that they should be embodied in a s legislation by the newly-chosen lMinister. a ...

... should we shrink from recalliug, that the former measure, like the forthcoming one, was the proposed by the then leader of the Whig or Liberal O) ) party, the self-chosen guardians of Constitutional the freedom ? The India Bill of Mr. Fox differed in ,rly ...

... public rewvards, the stronger would be the tie that bound them to him. He has instilled into the most hopeless scions of the W~hig aristocracy the belief that there is something to be got as long as he is their chief. He has sent a Howard to distribute stamps ...

... on Ti which he relies for iupport than as the self-nominee Thai of a proprietor of great territorial possessions. The Repi Whig aspirant to the honour of representing the heat county, though by rank a Peer of Ireland, is entitled forts by fortune rather ...

... to the l representation-that is to say, a restoration to the Tories of a small portion of what was wrested from them by the Whigs in 1832. Such was probably bhe vision that arose in Lord PALMERSTON'S mind when he so boldly undertook that the next Session ...

... future on such a casualty-there'is a real deficiency on the year of more than two millions-a very striking proof that the whigs have made no pro- gress in the science of finance. CssavATR-llo'sE FiNAcoE. - To keep the poor brothers and scholars in order ...