... wish, or us his reputation as • literary oharaeter merits. His bead and shoulders are to be seer only, other parts of the body Whig hid frees view by ler distioguished persons . Too mush usenet be said in favour of the late Bird of &louden. Ile was good in ...

... avoid detection, and their Organs poned hutsa out the Conservatives as wsholly guilty of' the vice.- They After the exposure of Whig and Liberal bribery but ti which has taken place in thle last fortnlight, we arc i ro te rather curious to* see the course ...

... is an improvement on its predecessor, but hoped they would not be long in power if they wvalked in the footsteps of their Whig predecessors Take the question of Re- t or~na Lord John Russell, just before the dissolution, I think the very night the ...

... he had not some terra to 'demote or denounce the political tenets of Lord Derby or Lord Palmerston, nor to say that Tory, a Whig, or something better, should conduit the affairs of the country; but he had come there to rsiss his micro lord to employ his ...