... attachments of V el the old Whigs to their party leaders could hardly Hbor have entertained a doubt about this ; it is not and the less important, however, that it is now pub- title licly recorded as a fact. To save a Whig chief, rity two the liberties ...

... better I terns with Naples. Indeed, lie evidently feels ai personal aj leaning towards the Tory aristocracy as against the great Whig families set up by the Revolution. But what is the t( real value aid working power of this preference ? It is iu. e' On a simple ...

... existed of ini late years. m If Mr Bright represent any considerable number in tdi the House, the question will not be between Whig and th Tory, or Liberal or Conservative, but between demo- du cracy and the constitution. Happily, however, the foi country ...

... stick their backs against the doorposts. They adhere If', to place as firmly as a Government official; and, like the to] .- Whigs, if you displace them, they are certain to come backl; d A cry of Supper 1 generally induces them to move, but I wc dhave ...

... ebpoldening ?? numiber of the Conservative journals of the kingdom, and, of t course, the reprsentatives of the old Finality s Whigs, to throw cold water on every expression J of opinion favourable to a comprehensive and 5 really good and. practical measure ...

... Parliament to ask it to' retrace its steps in g the great question df free trade was worse tlhan use- 1i less. No Government, Whig or, Tory, would dare to' take the fspongibility of impoing diffe'rential dues on foreign shipping; and the present Government ...

... posing it possible that men of sane minds had con- i, ceived the idea of taking the Treasury bench in order E tto beat the Whigs and Radicals by pandering to the c I. passions of the Chartists, and introducing subversive a measures under the Tory banner ...

... regardless of their doom, while all around theim wait excisemea and gaugers, and inland revenue clerks, and blue bookish young Whig secretaries, and all the painful family of the Chammeellor of the ExchequLer. Ah i! tell them I they are taxpayers, exelaims ...

... and to', the Govrnpient.-(hear, hear)., There is one class or'body of which I wish to say-afew words, and f it is composedof Whig politicians andastatesmen-f (hear, hear). It was said by somebody lately. thatt 'the only person I had coomplimented :at Birming- ...

... him the eletietits in of a sneak ; and lie wants nothin butn to ripeta lib itito s-a pickpocket, a swindler, a hosedalr or a whig states. ly ?? Magazine for Spebr 3d SaEsxGTHea OaLD. -We remneiber oncehearing a clergy. ~,manl, who was going abroad. describe ...

... things) I still sincerely Y believe to be, &c. In short, Mr. Bright has been the protector of the Tory camp against the old Whig y phalanx, which, taken by surprise, and routed in that memorable night of February, soon rallied and advanced to the attack ...

... leai-ly a quarter of - a century, the British ParliauLent has played fast and loose with the Irish land sytemn. Governmentts, Whig and Tory alike, have ploaled thlemselves, over and over agaicn, to a settle-ment. There has-not been for the rpast ten years ...