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... but a short while before, were disposed to accept the most extreme political opinion, the Whigs of those days devoted to themselves. The more sagacious of the Whig leaders saw the rock ahead upon which the good old ship of the State would inevitably founder ...

... weak or mos- in which way the whole evening is a that they no mean dorsal wus- is chown by the ase oficial; and, like the Whigs, if you are certain to come back. indeces them to move, bat I have koown a herd of Toothpickers to stalk be laid down as a ...

... allusions to Reform and they will at once seo that he has no fear of Mr Bright on this ques- the co-operation tion, but of the Whigs with the Tory Government for the the owe Exton On Friday last, the associated body of Church Schoolmasters of England and Wales ...

... having, by specific engagements to which he was a party, led the public to expect a large measure on that subject. When certain Whig organs are endeavouring to persuade the people that they are indifferent to the ques- Mr reminds bis constituents that neither ...

... warrant their ineurring any fresh responsibilities. We take the following, on the linen, yarn, and flax trade, from the Northern Whig :--“ Linen—At Bally- mena, on Saturday, business was dull, and prices had a downward tendency. Armagh was well supplied with ...

... persooal bearing in the second it is the warlike of this coustry, whied was and is vow for selfish por- value of tes poses by the Whig familes, What, then, is the full of Ggures when Mr could aot foretell their bearing on the next act of bis poli. tical Forms ...

... “Vanity Pair.” te much more in stroag of 17,000 copies of bis ** Life of the Great | have been by Dublin publishers of Belfast Whig. or Is at Geneva bave addressed a letter to the Federai Couscil of they aesert that they bave vot dove to comproaise the political ...

... the Derby Mini- sters, several popular concessions which had been, to no purpose, both solicited and demanded from preceding Whig Governments, We need not refer to the Liberal measures which were carried in the bygone session as soon as the reins passed ...

... , Mr Bouverie was “a Whig and something more.” What he might have become had he remained an independent membe of the House of Commons until this day, we can not pretend to say; but seven years of official life made of him “a Whig and something less.” ...

... lor South Nortbumberiand, enid that to ask Pasl'ament to retrace ite steps ie free trade was worse theo useless, No whether Whig or Tory, would dare to take ee that oot ve bet toat the House of should be asked to committee to inquire into tbe oavigation ...

... of the one, and the rhetorical fame of the We have also been recently favoured with elaborate from aristocratic leaders—both Whig and Tory—such as Lord John Russell, Lord Brougham, and the Earl of Derby; and of those displays there seems to be but one ...