... of a Liberal policy. He and his Mende why it should have bees peemed,er wby it abseil be given to the nation. It is set to Whig tradition, to expos diplomatic IsUars to the light of day, and the reams is beams* them letters are too frequently intrigue ...

... all.’ ‘A morbid antipe every by Parliament.’ ‘Th ‘Whigs were afflicted with it beyond the po or invective to cure them. eoanection may well be dissolved fa Ee: past.’ Sach and oo cutting is the om the Whigs, whom it has heretofore so la ) CASS and the fact ...

... to them. Bat what they resist—end what, for our part, we believe, a the resteration To aid in such a revival would only wt a Whig ensure a repetition of to the pru and to open the way for to their sympathies and fatal Sra should be unwill lend their aid ...

... Such and so uncontrollable are the expressions of joy and jubilation indulged in, not only by the Reotsinan, but by the Whigs and Whig organs generally. It really is sufficient to make one fear for their sanity ; but if Government do as they ought, they ...

... particular individuals, pm* to tisk She Whig —Aalborg diem the Miami then hero boom bagsdomes Wbis them has never bow a Liberal system tlt tie tiessiteriga tie The wet smiasat maims sl Whig mail his i it s the Whig Tiers weer was Waist's his strait* sag ...

... the instant be Aber- and public disavowal of a proceeding out came in and unjust. As to the preposterous allegation by wh Whigs attempt to screen their factious cor eness of that the proclamation does not mean what it ty of the that it does not purpose ...

... lice Act—and that, too, only on account—£25,/ imepector’s salary, £950, This is the first app ance of one of the most recent Whig jobs ; That more venerable one the General Prison Bo headed by Mr J. H. Burton’s handsome provi of £700 per annum—costs £1670 ...

... which 10s per pow ppres. | the £1000 fastened on this department by acess every bond and sasine it records, not to epeal Whigs, as they were last leaving Downing Str h the in the shape of the principal-keeper, Mr J, » less Brodie—perhape the most un ...

... been at the same game, we know not; bat discovered trait of Whig tactics, like a fo ment, may serve to indicate the characte whole animal, and to show our people, if 1 will show them, that the Whig policy is, not their interests, but t regts of that family ...

... Charch to him, has been handed who have undertaken to look after | The of display . reminded the coartier rivalry between the Whig and Sutherland and ber G Buccleuch. On the present occasion, the Duc Buccleuch wore the famous diamond rivals the purchased ...

... tb with a direct negative He was not anxic seo the Whigs on the Ministerial benches, fo to the Liberals bed gained and would gain more fro y thie Government than they hed ever been s | do from the Whigs. (Hear.) od my Lord A. V. Tempest said it was very ...

... the Commons other expresses his say Reform Bill (rem the present Government would be ladled to as little dreamed of by his Whig Meads; and as if emote mutually cast their shadow ham the Government asteolly offered no appalls., of Lecke's Bill to provide ...