... is reasonably to be feared they have been entrusted to Neptune's mail-bag, by the commander of some craft caught in foul ?? Whig. CONFESSION OF A MuRDEREBR-A man named Pilkington, who has enlisted in the Royal Artillery, while on his way to India some ...

... state of political parties. An alliance between the great houses of Derby and Bedford,. the staunchest Tories and the leading Whigs, would be a. deathblow to the Palmerston interest and the various fac- tions into which the great Liberal party is split.-Iefraker ...

... the season, stick their backs against the doorposts. They adhere to place as firmly as a Government official; and, like the Whigs, if you displace them, they are certain to come back. A cry of Sapper I generally induces them to snove, but I have known ...

... the law, are watched and canvassed by the county members in one body, and from the very same point of view, whether they be Whig or Tory, Liberal- Conservative or Conservative-Liberal. Now, when we come to speak of the boroughs as being represented by ...

... the party of this man who wM in office, and of that man who never rose to such distinction-while we have the pure Whigs-the independent Whigs-the Li. b rals who hankes after office-the patriots hlo repudiate all claims to preferment, and the euperlatively ...

... and generous advocacy of justice to the Colonies. Untaught by the bitter lessons of experience our lordly bureaucrats, both Whig and Tory, went blundering on for, half a century after the close of the American war, dragooning and domineering, fretting ...

... them, in order that they might form their own con- clusions as to his sanity, and, at the same time, in- formed them that the Whig Governments of late years had deprived juries of this undoubted right, although it had been for many centuries the practice ...

... right side of the House, and in order to do this fresh auxiliaries, as well as a more decided * policy, are necessary, on the Whig side at least. They want a few more cotton lords and people of that useful stamp to regain and consolidate their position. ...

... unrepresented interest in it. All the interest of this minor sort that now attaches to Reform is that it is wanted to give the Whigs a comfortable majority. Even for this purpose, however, all calculations are fallible. These gentlemen must first agree among ...

... opera freoupe are doing exceed- c nt ingly well in the colony. We make an extract or two at o ksi random. Tue Daily Bfritishs Whig, published at Kingston, says: C ?? Cilty-Hall was crowded to excess, end the opera (the v er Trovatores') a great secle~es ...

... than Sanu an't North. hiM ompeers. (Loud laughter.) Lord John Russell had no0 North been a friend to reform ; Eike other Whigs he had only he- E1outh- come a reformer as far as necessary. He (Mr. Cobbett) had always attached great importance to short ...

... manhood suffrage; forthe chartist bodies will again show them- selves for their crotchets, and will be covertly encouraged by whigs and tories, in order to throw the country into such a state as was manifested on the 10th of Aprii some years ago (when the ...